October 2020 News

October 30, 2020

• Restaurant Opens in Downtown Macon, Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month

• 'There is Such a Sense of Family': New Gym Opens in Former Macon HHGregg

• Dublin Rotary Club, Businesses Work to Provide Schools with Personal Protective Equipment

• Pete Tosh: Due to Covid Employee Engagement is a Hot Topic! And for Proven Reasons

• FVSU to Resume In-person Graduation Ceremonies

• Paul Anderson Youth Home Honors Founders' Memory and Heritage

• Ken’s Foods Invests $103M to Expand McDonough, Henry County Operations

• Anheuser-Busch Cartersville Brewery Announces $150M Expansion

• Georgia Banker to Lead National Bankers Association

• Georgia Explores Wastewater Testing to Predict COVID-19 Outbreaks

• Gulfstream G500 And G600 Again Exceed Expectations

• Georgia Agribusiness Council: Dicamba Approved for Over-the-Top Use

• Charlie Harper: Are You Better Off Four Years Later?

• Cheddar Rounds Wins Flavor of Georgia Grand Prize

• Southern Company Names Bryan Anderson Executive Vice President and President of External Affairs

• Over 60% Of Companies Plan To Rehire Talent In Less Than Six Months

• Global Study Reveals That Healthcare Remains Top Of The List When It Comes To Impact Investing

• Doodle Study Reveals Digital Gap Between College Students & Faculty Is a Big Problem for Remote Learning

October 29, 2020

• 'It's About Connection with Community': New Owners of Ingleside Village Gallery Plan Grand Opening

• Central Georgia Day Care Centers Hit Hard by pandemic

• ME Film Festival’s Virtual Films Now Available for Viewing

• Raigan Johnson Joins the Miner Agency as Social Media Manager

• MGA Theatre Cochran Presents Pandemic-Influenced Play Created By Students

• Georgia Celebrates Success with Japan, Announces New Managing Director for Tokyo Office

• Atlanta Metro Area to Get Fifth Area Code