News

May 05, 2020

• Savannah's Henry Plumbing Company Increases Continuing Education & Bonus Incentives for Workforce During COVID-19

• Georgia School Districts to Receive $411M in CARES Act Funding

• Georgia’s Economy is Open for Business, but Normal Still a Long Way Off

• Georgia Deploys 3D Printers, Guard Units in Testing Scramble

• Augusta National Donates Food From Postponed Masters Tournament to Golden Harvest Food Bank

• Leapfrog Safety Survey: A Quarter of Georgia Hospitals Get an ‘A’

• Georgia Senators Prepare for Capitol Return after Coronavirus Recovery

• Senator Perdue: Paycheck Protection Program a Lifeline for Georgia Workers

• SBA to Make Economic Injury Disaster Loans Available to U.S. Agricultural Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 Pandemic

• Zillow Forecasts a Dip in Home Prices, Rebounding By Next Year

• J. Crew Files for Bankruptcy after Economic Hit from Coronavirus Pandemic

May 04, 2020

• The Salvation Army of Savannah Receives $250,000 Donation from the Savannah Community Foundation

• Savannah Technical College is Offering On-line Hospitality Training

• Harmony at Savannah Continues Bringing Residents Home During COVID Crisis

• The Ford Plantation Hires Executive Chef Frank Chiasera

• SCCPSS Meal Plan to Continue Once a Week Delivery on Tuesdays for the Remainder of the School Year

• Savannah Artist, Building Owner Find Inspiration in Dr. Fauci for New Mural

• Georgia Sees Banner Week for COVID-19 Testing

• Georgia Agencies Told to Slash Budgets by $3.6B

• 1 Million Plus Georgians To Vote Absentee-And Counting

• Open Vessel Testing Complete for Vogtle Unit 3

• Gov. Kemp, Dr. Toomey Urge Georgians to Wear Face Coverings to Fight COVID-19

• Gov. Kemp Appoints Ben Miller, Jr. to Griffin Judicial Circuit Superior Court

• UPS And Michaels Launch Contactless Curbside Pickup Of Packages And Return Drop-Offs At UPS Access Point Locations

• IBM Study: COVID-19 Is Significantly Altering U.S. Consumer Behavior and Plans Post-Crisis

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