Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and West Virginia
The Florida Department of Health (FDOH) plans to administer the COVID-19 vaccine when it becomes available in three phases, perhaps starting in December, with health care professionals and the most vulnerable first in line.
Classic Collision, LLC, a leading national multi-site collision repair operator based in Atlanta, announced its second multi-shop acquisition in the last two weeks, with the acquisition of all six Elite Auto Collision locations in the Georgia market.
The Independent Garage Owners of North Carolina (IGONC) offered more than a half dozen educational opportunities in October for the local automotive and collision repair industries.
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is warning motorists of an increase in deer on roads because of mating season.
Thanks to the COVID-19 shutdowns, 2020 has been a year of high car theft rates which seem to just keep increasing.
Recently, a deserving veteran experienced a life-changing event---the presentation of a vehicle to provide him independence and the ability to reach his goals---thanks to Universal Collision and car donor State Farm, along with the National Auto Body Council Recycled Rides® program.
AutoNation, Inc., America's largest automotive retailer, is "adopting" 50 local families in South Florida through a partnership with Neighbors 4 Neighbors' Adopt a Family 4 the Holidays Program.
Safelite® Group, a nationwide vehicle glass services and recalibration company and owner of Safelite® AutoGlass, announced Nov. 10 an agreement to acquire the assets of the Lee & Cates Glass auto glass business.
Nashville is bracing for winter amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with cold temperatures, indoor gatherings and flu season compounding concerns.
The Tennessee Collision Repair Association (TCRA) has been gaining momentum the past few months, and their efforts were on display at the association’s first quarterly meeting, held Nov. 5.