News

March 17, 2020

• BBB Tip: What to Know Before Making or Changing Travel Plans for Coronavirus

• Survey: One Third of Mobile Operators Will Deploy 5G Standalone Within Two Years

• U.S. Department of Labor Conducts Education and Enforcement Campaign To Increase Compliance in Southeast’s Agricultural Industry

March 16, 2020

• SPLOST Debates Can Turn Contentious

• STAR Foundation Helps Local Student Succeed

• Georgia Chamber Hosts Conference Call on COVID-19

• Commentary: 'Coronavirus: Self-Isolation, Community Unity

• AT&T Releases Coronavirus Information Update

• Georgia Ports Suffer "Precipitous Drop In Imports"

• Rural Broadband Expansion Barely Survives Legislative Deadline

• Secretary of State Raffensperger Postpones the Presidential Preference Primary

• Gov. Kemp Declares State of Emergency for Coronavirus Outbreak, Invokes Price Gouging Statute

• Annual Community Development Block Grant Program Competition Announced

• Georgia Power Assures Customers Safe and Reliable Service will Continue during COVID-19 Pandemic

• Resilience of U.S. Economy Tested by COVID-19 Outbreak and Oil Price Shock

• More Than 60% of Companies Look at Job Candidates' Facebook or LinkedIn Profile Before Extending Job Offer

• 23% of Employees Face Safety and Security Issues at Their Coworking Space

March 13, 2020

• Brunswick Sees Positive Annual Numbers for Employment Starting 2020

• Nursing Students Collecting Clothing Donations for Middle Schools

• DPH Roll Out Status Report Website for COVID-19

• General Assembly to Suspend Legislative Session

• University System of Georgia Institutions Suspending Instruction

• What is Filming in Georgia in March?

• Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr: When It Comes to Fighting Cybercrime, Public-Private Sector Cooperation is Key

• Senator David Perdue Keynotes Submarine Supplier Days Dinner

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