News

October 26, 2020

• Muscogee County School District Weekly COVID-19 Report

• Chattahoochee Valley Community College Athletes Kick Off Track or Treat

• 14 Appointments Made to State Boards

• Georgia Power Achieves Latest Round of Vogtle Milestones, Lays Out Final Steps to Completion of Unit 3

• Gov. Kemp Ranks Second on COVID Response

• Chevron Donates $1.1M to FVSU’s STEM-focused CDEP Program

• Joe Biden to Visit Warm Springs One Week Ahead of Election Day

• Georgia 4-H Provides Virtual and In-person Environmental Education

• The Home Depot Expands At-Home Learning Resources for Kids with Virtual Field Trips

• Senator Perdue Applauds CVS & Walgreens Partnership to Administer COVID-19 Vaccine to Vulnerable Communities

• National Small Business Leaders Release Five-Point Plan to Save the Small Business Sector

• How Did US Consumers Spend Online This Summer?

• FICO Survey Reveals That Financial Services Firms Are Severely Lagging in Online Consumer Services

• U.S. Auto Sales Continue V-Shaped Recovery in Third Quarter

October 23, 2020

• Columbus' Unemployment Rate Drops in September

• CVCC’s Instructor to Speak at CSU Virtually

• Georgia Issues Over $15 Billion in Unemployment Benefits

• From Garage to Global Force: JCB Marks 75 Years in Business

• The Nature Conservancy & Open Space Institute Move Historic Cabin Bluff Property Closer to Permanent Protection with Sale of Waterfront Compound to Florida Church

• Home Delivery of Alcohol Getting a Test Run in Georgia

• Georgia Power Employees have Raised More than $2 Million in Support of Cancer Research

• Charlie Harper: PSC Record Is One Of Stability With Eye On Future

• Georgia Chamber Endorses Senator David Perdue for Re-Election

• September Startup Sentiment Index Shows Highest Intent Ever of Business Startups Planned 3 Months Out

• Existing-Home Sales Soar 9.4% to 6.5 Million in September

Older Newer