November 2020 News

November 30, 2020

• M&R Marketing Provides $5,000 Donation Match to BackPack Ministry

• Macon’s Unemployment Rate Drastically Drops in October

• Community Collaboration Brings Holiday Cheer to Local Veterans

• Warner Robins’ Unemployment Rate Drastically Drops in October

• Here’s How You Can Support Local Macon Businesses, Shop for the Holidays

• Robins Proud: Helping Military Spouses Make Move Toward Employment, Entrepreneurship

• First Cut on the Shipwrecked Golden Ray Complete

• Georgia’s October Unemployment Rate Drops in All MSAs and Regions and Counties

• Governor Names 25 Appointments to State Boards

• Georgia Opens Application for Medical Marijuana Producers

• Georgia DOT Awards $52 Million in Construction Contracts in October

• Report Shows Georgia has 7th Most New Homes

• Delta to Launch First Quarantine-free, COVID-free Travel to Europe Through New Testing Protocols

• Charlie Harper: Entering A Holiday Season Without Plans

• Special Olympics Georgia Celebrates 50 Years and Kicks Off End of Year Fundraising Campaign

• The Home Depot and States Agree on Settlement Regarding Data Breach

• Guitar Center Files for Bankruptcy

November 20, 2020

• Buc-ee's Concludes First 'Peach State' Grand Opening

• Gordon ASN Class Receives Nursing Pins

• Georgia Rural Health Innovation Center Joins Nation Wide Observance of National Rural Health Day 2020

• Houston County Café Owner Raises Money for Fellow Restaurant Owner after Break-in

• Georgia Rep. Austin Scott Named Negotiator for Defense Bill

• GEICO Virtual Career Fair Aims to Fill 2,000 Positions Countrywide

• Cox Donation Supports Social Justice in Macon

• Georgia Power Citizens-Plant Scherer Chapter Honors Healthcare Professionals on the COVID-19 Frontline