News

May 11, 2020

• Winner Announced for CSU’s Donald L. Jordan Literary Award

• Andrew College Announces 2020 Honors Day Winners

• One Millionth Absentee Ballot Highlights Election Success Under COVID-19

• A-1 Roof Trusses Plans $17M Investment, 130 Jobs in Decatur County

• Small Business Owners In Georgia Open Their Doors To A Great Unknown

• Georgia Tech: Immunity of Recovered COVID-19 Patients Could Cut Risk of Expanding Economic Activity

• Georgia Native and Music Icon Little Richard Dies at 87

• Georgia Residents Try to Determine What They’re Allowed to do as State Reopens Amid COVID-19

• Housing Market Shows Early Signs of Recovery, Even Where COVID-19 Has Not Peaked

• Pandemic Fallout: US Tech Sector Sheds Record Number of Jobs in April, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

May 08, 2020

• Columbus Won’t Be Asking for That New 1% Sales Tax This Year, Mayor Says.

• CVCC Students to Get COVID-19 Financial Assistance

• Georgia Revisits Lessons of Great Recession with New Economic Downturn

• GDOL Issues over $1.7B in Unemployment Payments

• Board of Regents Provides Authority for Potential Reductions Due to COVID-19

• Gov. Kemp, DPH, GEMA, Dept. of Insurance, Georgia Guard, and AU President Keel Update Georgians on COVID-19

• Peach Bowl, Inc. to Help Fund Statewide COVID-19 Screening

• Alzheimer’s Association Adjusts In Person Support Groups To Virtual Setting Throughout Georgia

• 55% of Companies Say Employee Referrals Reduce Hiring Cost; Strategy Could Decrease HR Costs When Economy Reopens

• Globally, Consumers Were Confident in Early 2020, But COVID-19 is Rapidly Eroding Confidence

May 07, 2020

• Synovus Announces Paycheck Protection Program Lending Results

• CSU Archives Now Accepting Community Submissions to Document COVID-19

• How 12 MCSD Schools Will Use Over $750,000 to Help Bridge Digital Learning Divide

• USG Continues to Increase Wireless Connectivity

• GeorgiaALIVE Announces ‘New Normal/Work Safety’ Effort to Emphasize Best Practices

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