News

September 15, 2020

• Amazon Says It's Hiring 4,000 Employees in Georgia, 100,000 across U.S

• TCSG Foundation Provides $100,000 in Last Mile Funds to TCSG Colleges

• Dollar General Literacy Foundation Awards $145k to Georgia Schools, Libraries, Nonprofits

• Georgia Power Encourages Customers to Take Action during National Preparedness Month

• Delta to Use Frequent-Flier Program to Raise $6.5 Billion

• Georgia Identifies Tests to be Eliminated in Response to SB 367, Aligning State Testing Requirements to the Federal Minimum

• Secretary Raffensperger Partners with the Georgia Center for Civic Engagement to Recruit Poll Workers

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in August

• New Survey Finds Over 40% of Parents Have Cut Their Work Hours to Help School Their Kids

• Home Prices Up 13%, Biggest Increase Since 2013

September 14, 2020

• Macon-Bibb Looking to Expand Commercial Use of County Right of Ways for Reduced Fee

• Rehabilitation Hospital, Navicent Health Opens New Location for Specialized Clinics

• Mercer University Shatters Fall Enrollment Record

• Macon Girl and UPS Driver Strike Friendship over Her Beaded Jewelry Business

• Georgia Receives Federal Grant To Widen State Route 96

• MGA Announces Summer 2020 President’s And Dean’s Lists

• Honoring Our Heroes on September 11th

• Macon-Bibb County Returns to Phase Two Operations

• GMSDC to Kick off Minority Business Opportunity Week in Georgia

• State Election Board Refers Voter Fraud Cases to Attorney General

• The Lost Wages Assistance Program FAQ's

• The Home Depot Expands Livestream Workshop Offerings with Hurricane & Storm Preparedness Class Starting Today

• UGA Study: Increased Workloads Lead to Productivity Loss

• Never Forget: UPSers Pay Tribute To 9/11 Heroes

• Small Businesses Praise Senator Perdue’s Strong Leadership During COVID-19

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