News

August 05, 2020

• Southern Roots Country Store and Care Uptown Grand Opening

• COVID-19 Update from St. Francis-Emory Healthcare

• Global Payments Signs Multi-Year Payments Agreement with TD Bank Group

• Governor Kemp Names Seven to Economic Development Board

• Forbes: Falcons Rank among the World’s Most Valuable Teams

• The UnitedHealth Group’s More than $2B Fight to Keep Georgia Thriving Amidst Reopening

• The Complicated World of Contact Tracing

• Marsy's Law for Georgia Presents Beverly Muhammad with First Challenge Coin for Outstanding Victims' Rights Advocacy

• U.S. Regains 2.5M Jobs in May, Unemployment Falls to 13.3% as Economy Starts to Recover from Coronavirus

• Parent Company of Men’s Wearhouse Files for Bankruptcy

• Prices of Affordable Homes Jumped 5.5% During the Pandemic

August 04, 2020

• CVCC Invites Graduates, their Families, and the Community to Celebrate the Class of 2020

• Kia Motors' All-new K5 Flies Through the Air in Breathtaking “Triple Threat Stunt”

• Georgia Gas Prices Decrease Slightly at the Pump

• The Home Depot Opening Three New Distribution Centers in Georgia

• Georgia Council for the Arts Accepting Grant Funding Applications

• Georgia Launches State/Local Partnership to Connect Students to the Internet

• Charlie Harper: Get Over it. Wear A Mask.

• Shaw Industries Publishes 2019 Sustainability Report, Advances sustain[HUMAN]ability Efforts

• Truist Securities Created by Combination of SunTrust Robinson Humphrey and BB&T Capital Markets

• US DOL Hosts Virtual Event to Encourage Recruiting, Retaining Veterans

• Study: HR Professionals Focus on Strategy, Productivity, and Technology Amid New Challenges

August 03, 2020

• Archery, Axe Throwing, More Coming to Columbus as Longtime Store Leaves Downtown

• Congressman Bishop Supports Second FY21 Minibus Appropriations Bill

• Ahead of Hurricane Isaias, Officials Urge Vigilance

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