News

January 25, 2021

• a2b Fulfillment Named Multichannel Merchant Top 3PL for Six Straight Years

• Dr. Andrea Mann to Lead PCOM Georgia’s DO Program

• Georgia Historical Society Postpones Super Museum Sunday Until May 2nd

• UGA Study: How do People Solve Global Problems?

• Corporations Continue to Increase Their Sustainability Disclosure in Key Areas

• A Workplace Divided: New Data Finds Employees Split Over COVID-19 Vaccine

• BBB Business Tip: Unusual Invoice? Take a Closer Look to Avoid Getting Scammed

January 22, 2021

• HunterMaclean Attorney Christopher H. Smith Appointed to Conference of the Freight Counsel

• AdMoER Health App Tracks Contagious Disease Exposure, Vaccine Status While Still Protecting Privacy

• Whitney Otawka Announced as Executive Chef for Thompson Savannah at Eastern Wharf

• In Memory of Ms. Sandy West: Joint Release from The Ossabaw Island Foundation and Georgia Dept of Natural Resources

• Cyber Risk - Hack Yourself First!

• Childcare Scholarships Available to Some Virtual School Families

• Frendesign Pediatric Healing Environment

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Dips Slightly in December While Jobs Increase

• State Economist: Georgia Recovery Will be Strong Once Most are Vaccinated

• Southeastern Grocers Announces Launch of Initial Public Offering

• Charlie Harper: A Column Intermission For Covid

• UGA Citrus Trials Support Growing Industry in Georgia

• Home Builders Association of Georgia Names New Executive Vice President

• GaDOE Provides $645,000 for Computer Science Teacher Training

• 5 Travel Trends to Watch in 2021, According to Tripadvisor

• Forecast: 15.5 Million New Vehicles Will Be Sold in 2021

• Less Than Half of Americans Invest in Savings Accounts, More Choose 401Ks

January 21, 2021

• Nearly 9,000 People Turn to HERO for Help with Food, Rent and Utilities During the Coronavirus Pandemic

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