News

April 28, 2020

• Coastal Care Partners Provides Much Needed Services to Those 65 and Older as Georgia and South Carolina Re-open Some Service Sectors

• Amazon Announces New Fulfillment Center, Creating 800 New Jobs in Columbia County

• With Georgia Diners Set To Reopen, Waffle House Braces For A Slow Recovery

• PCOM Georgia Names Interim Dean

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Appoints Absentee Ballot Fraud Task Force

• Charlie Harper: Every Day Counts

• UPS Launches Smart Warehouse Technology

• Deke Copenhaver: Leading Your Team Remotely During a Crisis

• UGA Extension and Georgia Department of Agriculture Seek to Help Farmers Get Produce to Public

• Georgia Department of Education Celebrates Month of the Military Child

• Demand for Quick Service Restaurants Remains in the Age of COVID-19

• Retailers Unveil Blueprint for Shopping Safe

April 27, 2020

• Stephanie Walker Joins JE Dunn Construction As Superintendent

• Savannah Ballet Theater Offers Community Free Virtual Dance and Fitness Classes

• Nine Line, Harris Lowry Manton LLP Donate 1,000 Protective Masks to Savannah-Area First Responders

• Ameris Bancorp Announces Financial Results For First Quarter 2020

• Parker College of Business Students Receive $15K in Scholarships

• SCCPSS Superintendent named to Board of Superintendents Association

• Senator David Perdue Connects Georgians With Top Officials Implementing CARES Act

• Georgia Restaurant Association Releases Guidelines for Reopening

• Additional COVID-19 Testing Sites Online in Georgia

• Habitat for Humanity International Reduces Staff and Other Expenses in Face of COVID-19 Economic Impacts

• Randall Stephenson to Retire as AT&T CEO

• Colquitt County Stronger Together

• Morehouse Partners with Microsoft in Initiative to Bridge the Digital Divide

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