News

March 27, 2020

• As Virus Spreads, a Growing Fear of Overwhelmed Georgia Hospitals

• Habitat CEO to White House: Nation Must Support Low-income Families and the Organizations Who Serve Them

• Businesses Bracing for Major Disruptions from COVID-19 according to S&P Global Market Intelligence Survey

• USDA Feeds Kids, Helps Families During COVID-19 Emergency

March 26, 2020

• County Commission Bans Large Public Gatherings, Closes Many Types of Businesses

• What Georgia’s Mayors and County Leaders Were Told about the Pandemic

• Coronavirus Task Force Members Set for Statewide Town Hall on COVID-19 Response

• Georgia Senators Deliver Historic Relief For American Workers, Businesses During COVID-19 Crisis

• Truist Commits $2M to Support Small Businesses Affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic

• Local Farmers Move Online To Stay In Business Amid Pandemic

• UGA: Takeout is a Low-Risk Option

• Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King: Utilize Telemedicine Over In-Person Doctor Visits

• ​Superintendent Woods: Georgia Will Immediately Apply for Federal Assessment Waiver

• Publix Stores to Have Barriers for Cashiers as Virus Spreads

• Teleworking: Maximize Productivity for Business Continuity

March 25, 2020

• Health System Recommends County Further Limit Gatherings

• New City Manager Hired

• Peaches to Beaches Attracts Large Number of Sellers

• College of Coastal Georgia Adds Director of Diversity Initiatives Position

• Georgia Power Focuses on Reliability and Readiness as Spring Storm Season Arrives during COVID-19 Pandemic

• AT&T Offers Savings to Schools to Support eLearning for their Students

• Aflac Signs Agreement to Acquire Group Benefits Business

• Secretary Raffensperger Takes Unprecedented Steps to Protect Safety and Voter Integrity in Georgia

• Sea Island Coastal Resort Temporarily Closes Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

• Georgia’s Cities Urged to Declare Public Health Emergencies

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