News

April 08, 2020

• Georgia Agriculture’s Biggest Player Whipsawed by Shopping Changes

• Georgia Department of Education Receives Federal Assessment Waiver

• Georgia Power's Suspension of Disconnects to Continue during COVID-19 Pandemic

• Sources: MLB, Union Focused on Plan That Could Allow Season to Start as Early as May in Arizona

• LendingTree Survey Reveals 71% of Small Business Owners Fear They Will Never Recover from Pandemic Losses

• Redfin Reports How U.S. Cities Will Fare in the Coronavirus Recession

April 07, 2020

• Queensborough Welcomes Commercial Lender Jim Jones

• COVID-19 Testing at MCG Expands Rapidly Thanks to Donations, New Equipment

• This Was Supposed to be Masters Week, and Folks in Augusta Are Feeling the Emotional and Financial Sting

• AAA: COVID-19 Continues to Impact Georgia Pump Prices

• Georgia Small Businesses Offered Webinars on Federal Stimulus Aid

• Georgia Funeral Homes Face COVID-19 Conundrum: More Deaths But Fewer Services

• In Much of Georgia, Lack of Wi-Fi Makes Online HomeworkHarder

• Charlie Harper: Action Needed On Energy Now

• Habitat for Humanity’s Home is the Key Campaign Reminds Us of the Importance of Home in Uncertain Times

• Truist Commits $2M to Boys and Girls Clubs of America COVID-19 Relief Fund

• Gov. Kemp Issues Guidance for Retailers, Consumers Amid COVID-19

• CEOs Report Disruption from Coronavirus, Marcum-Hofstra Survey Finds

• March Housing Trends Provide First Glimpse of COVID-19 Impact on U.S. Housing Market

• Most Innovative Companies May Benefit from Fiscal Stimulus

April 06, 2020

• Augusta Technical College Announces Student Laptop Learning Emergency Fund

• Dental College Sets Up Virtual Helpline for Emergencies

• Columbia County Extends Closures of Offices and Facilities

• Delta Extends Medallion Status, Club Memberships and More to Support SkyMiles Members’ Future Travel

• Georgia Coronavirus Task Force Add 296 Hospital Beds for COVID-19 Patient Surge

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