News

September 22, 2020

• Kia's Most Powerful Midsize Sedan, the All-New K5, Goes Primetime for the 72nd Emmy Awards Telecast

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Tests are Crucial to Measure Students' Learning

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in August

• Millennial Purchase Market Continues to Heat Up Amid Peak Homebuying Season

September 21, 2020

• There’s No Debating It: UWG Debate Team Director Co-Authors Book on Political Candidates and Campaigns

• School System Makes Plans to Bring “Brick and Mortar” Students Back for Full-Time Face-to-Face Instruction

• Bang Energy to Invest $145M in Lithia Springs Facility

• Chuck Eaton: Partnerships Empower Vogtle Construction Amid COVID-19

• Dates Set for Atlanta Press Club Debates

• Tourism Commissioner: Georgia on the ‘Hearts and Minds’ of Would-be Visitors

• Senator Perdue, Secretary Carson Visit Georgia Opportunity Zone

• Savannah Serves Largest Vessel Ever, the 15,000+ TEU Brazil

• Publix Activates Register Program to Support Hurricane Sally Relief Efforts

• Secretary Raffensperger Partners with GeorgiaForward to Recruit Poll Workers and Educate Georgia Voters

• Trump Signs Off on TikTok Deal with Oracle, Walmart

• Employee Confidence in Payroll and Paycheck Accuracy Remains High During Pandemic

September 18, 2020

• Embrace the Change: UWG Financial Center Director Receives Numerous Honors

• WoodmenLife Chapters Support Educators with Back-to-School Donation

• Papa John’s Selects Metro Atlanta as Location of a New Global Headquarters

• Pedro Cherry Appointed to Synovus Board of Directors

• Governor Kemp Announces Chief of Staff's Departure

• Georgia Power Restores Power to Nearly 90,000 Customers Following Hurricane Sally

• Gulfstream G700 Recognized for Design Excellence

• CVS Opens 18 New Testing Locations in Georgia

• Georgia Rotarians Stand for Peace and Unity

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