News

May 13, 2022

• EV Maker Rivian Stands by Production Target Despite Supply-chain Snarls

• 10.2% Of the Georgia Population Is Foreign-Born, Below U.S. Average

• 2022 US EDA Build to Scale Program Applications Announced

• 27% of Small Businesses Still Don't Have a Website in 2022

• BBB Tip: Your Guide to Buying from Direct-to-consumer Brands

• Difficulty Finding and Retaining Office Workers Skyrockets

May 12, 2022

• Dougherty Schools Superintendent Receives GSSA President's Award

• Recommendation for ARPA Consultant Presented to Dougherty Co. Commissioners

• GDOT Construction Contract Awards to Benefit Counties

• Albany State Baseball Selected to Play in Black College World Series

• Record Early Voting Turnout Continues in Georgia

• Construction Materials Manufacturer Saint-Gobain ADFORS North America to Create 400 New Jobs in Laurens County

• The Verdict Is In: True Crime Miniseries “The Staircase” Showcases Benefits of Filming in Georgia

• GDOT Demonstrates Safer, Connected Roadways with Kia Georgia and Panasonic Smart Mobility Technology on "The Ray Highway"

• Southern Company Earns Top 20 National Ranking of Companies for Diversity

• Camron Carden Named Georgia Transmission Corp. Vice President for Transmission Projects

• Southeastern Grocers Partners With Local Animal Rescues and Shelters for National Pet Month

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Decreased Slightly in April

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pension Funded Ratio Climbs to 106.7% in April

• CEO Salaries at Startups Break Records

May 11, 2022

• Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital Earns Its Sixth Straight Top Safety Grade from Independent National Organization

• Mediacom Communications Named US Best Managed Company for Second Straight Year

• Residents Say its Been Five Years Too Long to Demolish a Property on Liberty Expressway

• Albany/Dougherty Juneteenth Committee Asks Commission to Sponsor Celebration

• Thomas the Train Returns to Georgia Veterans State Park in June

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