News

June 24, 2020

• New CEFGA Instagram Live Series to Educate Students about Careers in Construction

• State Farm Neighborhood Assist Providing Relief during Challenging Times

• Senator Loeffler Announces $52,079 for Georgia MLK Day of Service Events

• 1 in 3 Americans Not Confident About Filing Their Taxes Amid Pandemic, Despite Delayed Deadline

• Housing Market Shows Signs of Rebounding from Coronavirus Shutdowns

June 23, 2020

• Georgia Power Announces Executive Leadership Moves

• Georgia Department of Education Awards $22M to School Districts in Second Round of L4GA Literacy Grants

• Charlie Harper: Tax Bill Aims To Unwind A Decade of Prosperity

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Increase 2 Cents

• Facebook to Invest $200M to Support Black-Owned Business

• Southern Company Gas Announces Leadership Changes in Georgia and Tennessee as Part of Ongoing Strategy to Support Customer Demands

• Georgia DPH Asks Residents to ‘Answer the Call’ in New Contact Tracing Video

• Trump Administration Invests $1.6 Billion in Rural Electric Infrastructure in 21 States

• New Paychex Study Shares Insights on the Impact of the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act

• IBM Security Study Finds Employees New to Working from Home Pose Security Risk

June 22, 2020

• Why the 2020 Census is Essential to Municipalities

• Tobacco Tax Increase Surfaces in Georgia General Assembly

• Georgia Wood Pellet Plant Bought for $175M

• Bill Introduced to Expand PPP Eligibility to Chambers of Commerce

• Georgia Streamlines Certification for Educators

• Beyond Antivirus: How to Protect Your Business from the Unknown

• Commentary: Reforming Policing While Preserving Law Enforcement

June 19, 2020

• CTCA, UnitedHealthcare Establish New Relationship

• UWG Program Receives Grant to Facilitate Cultural Change

• Georgia Unemployment Rate Drops in May

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