News

June 11, 2020

• Memorial Health First in Georgia to Use Innovative Technology for Lung Cancer Diagnosis

• 2020 Vision Quest Luncheon Webinar

• Park Place Outreach Receives Donation of Face Masks from Satchel

• Metro Atlanta Chamber Promotes Katie Kirkpatrick to President and CEO

• GaDOE Launches ‘Getting Ready’ Guides for Kindergarten through Third Grade

• Southern Education Foundation Announces New Director of Communications and Chief Financial Officer

• Peabody Awards Names 30 Winners for Best Storytelling

• UPS Healthcare Continues Global Facility Expansion To Meet Growing Demands In Key Markets

• AGC Georgia Names Randall Redding as Prestigious SIR Award Recipient

• Georgia-Carolina Council of the Boy Scouts of America to Offer Virtual Day Camp

• Home Purchase Sentiment Index Rises Slightly, Remains Near Survey Low

• Unexpected Jobs Report Sends Mixed Signals in Tech Employment

June 10, 2020

• City of Savannah Reintroducing Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprise Certification Program

• Moss & Marsh Announces Rebrand, UV Shirt Line, and Crafting Show Launch

• Enmarket Partners with Atlanta Gas Light to Offer Clean, Efficient Compressed Natural Gas in Savannah at New Port Wentworth Store

• State Budget Cuts Threaten Savannah State Farmers Market

• M.E. Sack Engineering Announces the Hiring of Civil Engineer David Smith

• Disney Marketing Veteran Mark Jaronski to Lead Georgia Tourism Office

• National Scorecard Shows State Improving on COVID-19 Fight

• Advantage Capital Invests $2M in GAXtracts, Bringing New Jobs and Economic Development to Rural Georgia

• Georgia Farm Bureau and Georgia Agribusiness Council Disappointed with EPA

• Greater Women's Business Council, Women-Owned Businesses Adapt and Pivot During Coronavirus Pandemic

• Healing in Our Nation: It Begins at the Local Level

• UGA Bioplastics Technologies Fuel State’s Economy

• The New Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act Is Signed Into Law

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