April 2020 News

April 30, 2020

• Senior Citizens, Inc. Announces Legends, Leaders, and Life Well Lived Awardees

• Candler Clays Event Raises Record Amount For Cancer Programs and Research

• New Acquisition in Beaufort Becomes Enmarket’s 50th South Carolina Convenience Store

• Hospice Savannah Hosts Home-Based “We Remember Mama” Event On the Thursday before Mother’s Day

• The Eichholz Law Firm to Feature Local Nurse and Pandemic Hero on Billboards

• State Offers Free System for Entities to Decontaminate 80,000 N95 Masks Per Day

• Why Waffle House Is Opening Dining Rooms and Chick-fil-A Is Staying Closed as Georgia Loosens State Shutdown

• Batter Up Foods Invests $34M in Fulton Co. Waffle Plant, Creates 162 Jobs

• Senator David Perdue, Army Secretary McCarthy Visit Fort Benning

• Large Georgia Businesses Working Together to Help Smaller Ones

• Need Help For A Small Business? COVID-19 Relief Coaching Available

• US GDP Contracts by 4.8% in Q1, but the Real Damage Won't Be Seen until Q2

• Deloitte: As Pandemic Spreads, Most Consumers Retreat

April 29, 2020

• Water Monitoring Project Makes Savannah a World Leader

• Savannah Restaurants Begin to Reopen Dine-in Service as Restrictions Are Lifted

• Citi Trends Provides Additional COVID-19 Retail Stores and Business Update

• Greenbriar Children's Center Launches New App

• Savannah Classical Academy Exempts Some Students From Last Two Weeks Of Coursework

• Wells Fargo Donates $2,500 to The Salvation Army of Savannah

• Georgia Sees Record Testing Day

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Hosts Small Business Relief and Resources Tele-Town Hall

• UPS Releases 1Q 2020 Earnings

• Governor Kemp Congratulates 2020 Governor's Honors Program Finalists

• A 'New Normal', as Georgia Restaurants Allowed to Reopen

• UGA: Tips for Small Businesses and Consumers