News

October 16, 2020

• Bernard Williams & Company Names Allison Petricca Account Manager in the Personal Lines Division

• Georgia Sees Increase in Jobs for September

• Secretary of State Reports Record Breaking Turnout

• Georgia Chamber Announces 2020 ‘Legislators of the Year’

• Breaking Down Georgia’s Waiver Plans after Capitol Ceremony

• Study Indicates State is in the Top 10 for Economic Recovery Amid the Pandemic

• Chick-fil-A Planning Another Restaurant in Hawaii

• Gov. Kemp Extends COVID-19 Order

• Majority of Hospitals Increasing Investments in Surgery Centers

• 4 in 10 Americans Feel Safe Dining Indoors Amid COVID-19

• Fall 2020 Undergraduate Enrollment Down 4% Compared to Same Time Last Year

October 15, 2020

• Railroads Official: Bipartisan Rail Reform Continues to Benefit Savannah and Georgia

• Will a Bike Trail from Athens to Savannah Become Reality? Virtual Ride Raising Money to Make it So

• The Greenery, Inc. Promotes Melissa Brophy to Branch Manager for Savannah Market

• World Trade Center Savannah Expands Foreign-Trade Zone 104

• Coastal States Bank Supports Forsyth Farmers Market

• Barge Design Solutions Recertified by Great Place to Work

• Georgia Southern is Planning In-Person Graduation Ceremonies in December with Health and Safety Modifications Due to COVID-19

• Early Voting is Now Under Way in Bryan County, Saturday Voting is Set for Oct. 24th

• Georgia Sees Record Turnout In First Day Of Early Voting In Tight Races

• Georgia Ranked #1 for Aerospace Manufacturing and Camden County Best for Space Launch

• Georgia Businesses, Celebrities Lend Their Voices to Early Voting Campaign

• For the Fifth Year in a Row, Georgia Students Surpass National Average on ACT

• Asa Healthcare Awarded Health Care Staffing Services Certification from the Joint Commission

• Georgia Power Rate Plans Provide Customers Options to Help Keep Energy Costs Low

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