News

April 17, 2018

• Dougherty Commission Chair Calls Disaster Recovery Money 'a Huge, Huge Victory'

• DCSS Teacher of the Year Finalist: Dorcas Robinson

• Thomas University to Graduate Record Number on May 5th

• Department of the Treasury Designates Qualified Opportunity Zones in Georgia

• Governor Deal Tells Health Care Giants to Settle Dispute or Face State ‘Action’

• Georgia Gas Prices to Rise on Syria Conflict

• Kia Motors America Posts Best-Ever Monthly Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle Sales Total In Company History

• Southern Company Increases Dividend for 17th Consecutive Year

• SunTrust Mortgage Cuts Application Time in Half with Online Tool

• Sen. Isakson’s Annual Military Service Academy Day for Georgia Students Will be Held on April 28th

• State School Superintendent Woods Names 2018 AP Honor Schools

• TaxSlayer Survey: Millions of Americans Doing Gig Work, but 40% Miss Out on IRS Tax Deductions

• Nearly 50% of Small Businesses Support Mobile Apps With In-House Staff

• Rising Interest Rates, Vehicle Prices Can Cost Car Shoppers Thousands More to Finance New Vehicles in 2018, According to Edmunds

• Dodge Momentum Index Climbs in March

April 16, 2018

• Albany State University Receives $3M for New Center for Educational Opportunity

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• Albany Museum of Art Hosts Panel Discussion on 'What is Art?'

• SOS Brian Kemp Creates Commission to Review New Voting System

• Loloi Inc. to Create More Than 190 Jobs in Bartow County

• Georgia Power Celebrates Earth Month This April

• Georgia Might Move Vehicles from Under Bridge after Collapse

• Georgia Bar Diversity Program Plans Business Development Symposium

• UGA Hosts Conference for National Leaders in Government Training

• Georgia Receives Testing Waiver from U.S. Department of Education for Middle School Advanced Courses

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