News

October 15, 2018

• Alzheimer’s Association to Host First Ever Volunteer Advocacy Training in Augusta October 17th

• Cross Creek High School Teacher Receives Fulbright Award

• Commissioner Black Gets First Glimpse of Hurricane Michael’s Damage

• SunTrust Foundation to Donate $300,000 to Aid Organizations Assisting in Hurricane Michael Disaster Relief

• Introducing the 2018 Georgia Automotive Award Winners

• Power Restored to 365,000 Georgia Power Customers

• Cigna Foundation Donates $100,000 to American Red Cross for Hurricane Michael Relief

• The Home Depot Foundation Increases 2018 Disaster Relief to $4M

• The UPS Foundation Expands Its Disaster Relief Network for Hurricane Michael and Indonesia Earthquake Committing $1.5M

• Anthem Activates Plan to Help Residents Impacted by Hurricane Michael

• Publix Charities Donates $250,000 for Hurricane Michael Recovery

• Redfin Report: Spring's Fastest Markets are Slowing Down this Fall

October 12, 2018

• Survey Highlights 5G Adoption as Catalyst for Advanced Digital Service Ecosystems

• LexisNexis Risk Solutions: Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Costs U.S. Financial Services Firms $25.3B per Year

• 43% of Cyberattacks Target Small Businesses

October 11, 2018

• Cyber Technology Event Held in North Augusta

• Queensborough National Bank & Trust Welcomes Mary Lewis

• Registration for James Brown Turkey Giveaway Begins Later This Month

• Georgia Congressional Delegation Requests Expedited Emergency Declaration Approval for Georgia

• Hurricane Michael Poses Serious Danger, Sparking Mobilization in Georgia

• Sen. Isakson Votes to Support More Healthcare Choices for Consumers

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Urge Georgians to Take Precautions as Hurricane Michael Upgraded, State of Emergency Expanded

• Several GDOL Offices to Close Today

• SafetyNet Job Loss and Disability Insurance Provides Georgians Money after Income Loss

• Sprint Assisting Customers Impacted by Hurricane Michael

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