News

May 28, 2020

• Libraries In Rural Georgia Are Still Meeting Community Needs During COVID-19

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Federal Fix Can Help States and Encourage Work

• Georgia Film, TV COVID-19 Best Practices Available to Industry as Production Planning Continues

• 23 Consulting, LLC Joins Hands with Samson Tours, Inc. and Dr. Damon Christian Kimes to Facilitate COVID-19 Mobile Testing across Georgia

• FEMA: COVID-19 Pandemic Operational Guidance for the 2020 Hurricane Season

• House Hunters' Hunger for Small Towns Continues to Soar, Even as Interest in Big Cities Begins to Recover

• 68% Of Americans Worry COVID-19 Will Make HealthCare More Expensive. This Fear May Be Unfounded.

May 27, 2020

• Greater Augusta Association of REALTORS Awards Local Scholarships to Ten Rising College Freshmen

• Submit Questions for Augusta-Richmond County Candidate Forums

• VP Pence: Georgia Is 'Leading The Way' In Reopening Efforts

• Georgia’s Kevin Hagler Elected State Bank Supervisors Chairman

• Charlie Harper: It’s Time To Move Forward

• Governor Kemp Offers Georgia as Alternative GOP Convention Host

• Mytex Polymers US Corp Invests Over $7M in Newton County Expansion

• Sharecare Partners with Augusta University to Expands State COVID-19 Testing Efforts

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Stabilizes in May

• Survey Shows Data-centric Businesses are 58% More Likely to Exceed Revenue Goals

May 21, 2020

• Goodwill to Reopen Job Connection Career Centers for In-person Services

• City of Augusta COVID-19 Small Business Relief Program, Augusta Metro Chamber Webinar May 21st

• Artist Emergency Relief Fund Available for Gig-Artists

• Some Augusta-area Pools Begin to Reopen after Coronavirus Closures

• Unemployment Claims Reach Record High in April

• Governor Kemp to Announce New Guidance Soon for Georgia Businesses

• Most Small Georgia Companies Hurt, but Expect to Recover, Survey Shows

• #CreditUnionsCareChallenge Hits the Half-Million Mark

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