September 2020 News

September 30, 2020

• Hutchings College and Career Academy, CGTC, Perdue Foods Celebrate Work-ready Students

• Changes Coming to License Renewal Process in Macon-Bibb County

• GDOT Awards 13 Contracts for Road Construction and Safety Projects in West Central Georgia

• Municipal Court to Waive Additional Fees & Fines in October

• Tax Commissioner's Office to Make Alcohol, Business & Privilege License Processes Easier, More Efficient

• Navicent Health Awards Teen Volunteer Scholarships

• Technical College System of Georgia Announces 2020 Student of the Year

• In Georgia, 9.7% of the Workforce Relies on Tourism

• Georgia Tech Students Play Key Role in IndieCade’s Global Covid-19 ‘Game Jam’

• UGA to Honor Late Judge with Endowed Lecture on Race, Law and Policy

• Office of Secretary of State Announces Search Committee for Nursing Board Executive Director

• Rep. Stovall Encourages Georgians to Support the Innovation Fund Foundation

• Help a Georgia Cause in Your Community Win a $25,000 Grant!

• The Importance of Saving for Retirement Early

• CDC Guidelines for Holiday Celebrations

September 29, 2020

• Help Houston County Habitat for Humanity Win a $25,000 State Farm Neighborhood Assist Grant

• Hollywood of the South: Monroe County Hosts Film Production

• Historic Macon Unveiling 'Hidden History' Video Series

• Barberitos Opening in Downtown Macon; Sonny’s BBQ Tries Again on Zebulon Road

• Navicent Health Modifies Visitation Policy as Georgia COVID-19 Cases Decline

• Port of Savannah Maintaining Record Pace for September

• Governor Kemp Names 9 Appointments

• Gov. Kemp Applauds Trump Administration for Supplying 3 Million Rapid COVID Tests

• Study Finds Georgia Residents Lose More than $4M in COVID-19 Fraud

• GDOT Named Overall Winner in 2020 NOCoE TSMO Awards