News

July 27, 2020

• Brunswick’s Unemployment Rate Drops in June

• College of Coastal Georgia Creates Special Commission to Promote Diversity and Inclusion

• Georgia Economy Braces for Impact as Pandemic Jobless Payment Ends

• German Automotive Parts Manufacturer GEDIA to Locate First Southeast U.S. Site in Whitfield County, Create 200 Jobs

• Registration Open for goBeyondProfit Forum: Creating a New Playbook for Leadership Communications

• Restaurants Grapple with COVID among Workers; Concerns Rise Over PPE, Supplies

• Superintendent Woods: Local Districts have Authority to Chart their Course for Upcoming School Year. Our Role is to Support Them.

• GSCPA’s 2020 Public Service Award Presented to Sean Taylor

• GMA Legal Brief: Statement from Executive Director Larry Hanson

• Georgia Legislative Black Caucus Announces Hiring of New Executive Director

• Survey: US Manufacturers Look to Equipment-as-a-Service Business Models as Advantage in Current Crisis

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in June

July 24, 2020

• Paerosol Global Partners’ $17M Expansion to Georgia Will Create 140 Jobs in Bainbridge

• Georgia Issues over $1 Billion in UI Benefits in One Week

• USG Acquires PPE for Institutions through GEMA Partnership

• 5G is Nationwide on AT&T

• Anthem BCBS Partners with DispatchHealth, Enabling GA Members to Receive In-home Medical Care, Treatment

• Home Depot Announces Renewable Energy Goals

• New President at Georgia Independent College Association

• Senate Passes Critical Defense Bill

• 67% of Americans Are Uncomfortable Flying, But Some Hesitate to Fully Cancel 2020 Travel Plans

• Home Sellers' Asking Prices Up 13% from Last Year as Demand Keeps Soaring

July 23, 2020

• Camden Schools Unveil Reopening Plans

• College of Coastal Georgia Assistant Professor of Nursing Awarded Grant for Doctorate Research Proposal

• Georgia Power Launches Interactive STEM-Based Educational Videos

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