News

April 06, 2020

• Coastal Care Partners Expands Nurse-Managed Aging Services in Bluffton and Hilton Head Island

• Queensborough Welcomes Branch Manager Dustin Ford

• CARES Act Provision Encourages Nonprofit Donations in 2020

• SCCPSS to Remain Closed Through the End of the 2019-20 School Year

• Delta Extends Medallion Status, Club Memberships and More to Support SkyMiles Members’ Future Travel

• Georgia Coronavirus Task Force Add 296 Hospital Beds for COVID-19 Patient Surge

• Gov. Kemp Names New Coronavirus Task Force Committee

• Senators Perdue, Loeffler Urge Feds To Expedite Foreign Nurse Visas During COVID-19

• UGA: Insights on Transitioning to Online Instruction

• Hybrid Home Schools Offer Options Amid Coronavirus Uncertainty

• SBA Issues Rules on Paycheck Protection Plan

• US Tech Sector Employment Appears to be Holding Steady in Uncertain Labor Market

• USDA Invests $65M in Rural Community Facilities in 14 States

April 03, 2020

• United Way of the Coastal Empire Receives $10,000 from JE Dunn Construction to Help Residents Impacted by COVID-19

• Local Sanitation Company Atlantic Waste Services, Inc. Continues to Provide Essential Services during Challenging Times

• Savannah State University Continues Online Instruction for May and Summer Semesters

• Foundation Recognizes Savannah Senior Caregivers

• Queensborough Welcomes Commercial Banker Judd Skinner

• Febris Launches Free Online COVID-19 Personal Protective Equipment Training Module for Nurses and Medical Staff

• McCook Joins Statesboro Renasant Advisory Board

• Processed Unemployment Claims At Highest Ever

• Governor Kemp Issues Shelter in Place Order

• Georgia Power Invites Georgians to Say 'Thank You' to Employees during Thank a Lineman Month

• Google For Startups Launches Founders Academy For Georgia Entrepreneurs Via Digital Workshops

• Gov. Kemp, University of Georgia's SBDC Provide Overview of CARES Act Funding

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