News

March 18, 2020

• UPS Supports The Administration To Serve The Economic And Healthcare Interests Of The Nation

• Truist Announces COVID-19 Relief Measures for Communities, Clients and Teammates

• Gov. Kemp, American Red Cross Encourage Georgians to Give Blood

• Commissioner King Announces Additional COVID-19 Measures

• Georgia Restaurants Struggle, Businesses and Workers on Edge

• BBB Tip: What to Do if an Event is Canceled by a Pandemic

• Dell Technologies Research: Cyber Attacks and Disruptive Events Are on the Rise, Affecting 82% of Organizations Surveyed

March 17, 2020

• COVID-19 Screening Begins for Visitors at Northeast Georgia Medical Center Hospitals as Two Patients Test Positive

• Greater Hall Chamber’s Response to COVID-19

• Georgia Jobs Pushed Toward Home as Employers Respond to Coronavirus

• USG Moves to Online Instruction for Remainder of Semester

• Charlie Harper: Covid-19: We Need More Pragmatic Action, Less Panic

• Census 2020: VSU Partners with South Georgia Communities to Help Shape the Future

• Gov. Kemp: Public Elementary, Secondary, Post-Secondary Schools Closed March 18th to March 31st

• How to Track 2020 Census Self-Response Rates

• GDOL and Several Partners Cancel Upcoming Job Fairs

• Carr Recognizes National Sunshine Week, Continues to Champion Open Government during Coronavirus Outbreak

• PruittHealth Makes Arrangements for Family Video Chats, Seeks Acts of Kindness for its Residents

• BBB Tip: What to Know Before Making or Changing Travel Plans for Coronavirus

• Survey: One Third of Mobile Operators Will Deploy 5G Standalone Within Two Years

• U.S. Department of Labor Conducts Education and Enforcement Campaign To Increase Compliance in Southeast’s Agricultural Industry

March 16, 2020

• Health Care for Everyone in Hall County — a Doctor's Dream for 100 Years

• Two Transportation Projects Awarded to the Northeast Region in January

• Georgia Chamber Hosts Conference Call on COVID-19

• Commentary: 'Coronavirus: Self-Isolation, Community Unity

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