News

April 27, 2020

• Georgia Restaurant Association Releases Guidelines for Reopening

• Additional COVID-19 Testing Sites Online in Georgia

• Habitat for Humanity International Reduces Staff and Other Expenses in Face of COVID-19 Economic Impacts

• Randall Stephenson to Retire as AT&T CEO

• Colquitt County Stronger Together

• Morehouse Partners with Microsoft in Initiative to Bridge the Digital Divide

• Governor, Walmart, eTrueNorth Announce Mobile COVID-19 Testing Initiative

• Four Consumer Behavior Trends Emerge during the COVID-19 Pandemic, the First EY Future Consumer Index Finds

• 48% of Americans Canceled Summer Travel Due to Coronavirus Concerns

April 24, 2020

• CSR’s Unemployment Claims Spike in March

• Bank of America Helps Augusta University Continue to Innovate in Fight against COVID-19

• Augusta-area Businesses Cautiously Preparing to Reopen

• Georgia Prepares to Launch New Coronavirus Tracing Program

• Delta Air Lines Seeking to Raise $3M

• Synovus Announces Earnings for the First Quarter 2020

• Kia Motors Delivers 15,000 Medical Use Face Shields To The Georgia Emergency Management Agency

• ‘We Felt Ready.’ Some Georgians Welcome Rollback of Virus Restrictions

• The UPS Foundation Allocates $15M to U.S. Community Organizations and Worldwide Non-profits

• Initiative to Provide Grants, Resources Targeted at State & Local Workforce Financial Wellness Programs

• Home-buying Demand Strengthens Despite Stricter Lending Standards, Inventory Shortage Looms

• LendingTree Study Analyzes the Real Costs of Bankruptcy

April 23, 2020

• Augusta Metro Chamber ‘What to Do About Your Dues’ Webinar, April 23rd

• ‘Contact-free’ Lawn-care App Launched in Augusta

• Owners of Small Businesses in Georgia: To Reopen or Stay Closed Is An Agonizing Decision

• Delta Air Lines Posts Q1 Loss; Sees Q2 Revenue Down 90%

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