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• Coming up at Thronateeska

  News, March 14, 2023

• Albany Technical College sent Twenty-Four Students to Atlanta to Compete in State Leadership and Skills Conference

  News, March 14, 2023

• Albany Museum of Art Teen Art Board Seeks Submissions for Student Art Show and Auction

  News, March 14, 2023

• Gov. Kemp and Legislative Leaders Highlight AFY23 Budget Items

  News, March 14, 2023

• Georgia Ranks 19th on 'Hottest Real Estate Markets of 2022' List

  News, March 14, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Up 12 Cents

  News, March 14, 2023

• Georgia Senate Announces New Constituent Services Program

  News, March 14, 2023

• B&H Farms, Chase Brannen and Ben Hillard Honored at Vidalia Onion Awards Banquet

  News, March 14, 2023

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Increased Slightly in February

  News, March 14, 2023

• The U.S. Has Lost 58 'million-dollar' Cities Since the Market's Peak in July

  News, March 14, 2023

• Nurse Practitioner Role Named "Best Job That Helps People"

  News, March 14, 2023

• This Week's Events from the Albany Chamber

  News, March 13, 2023

• 2023 Georgia Logistics Summit Delivers Port, Logistics Strategies, Insights in Savannah

  Features, March 13, 2023

  The Georgia Center of Innovation, a strategic arm of the Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD), hosted more than 800 attendees at the 2023 Georgia Logistics Summit, where experts offered insights on the intersection of the economy, technology, and growth of Georgia’s ports.

• Secretary Raffensperger Announces Launch of Georgia Registered Voter Information System – GARViS

  News, March 13, 2023

• February Net Tax Revenues Up 8.7%

  News, March 13, 2023

• 2023 Georgia State Senate Study Committees Announced

  News, March 13, 2023

• Corporate America Needs a Plan for Recruiting Gen Z Workers--Or They'll Lose the Talent War

  News, March 13, 2023

• CompTIA: Pullback in Tech Employment Modest Relative to Expectations

  News, March 13, 2023

• TrueCar Releases Analysis of February Industry Sales

  News, March 13, 2023

• Collaborative Art Studio, Kiwanis Student Art Awards Are Saturday at the Albany Museum of Art

  News, March 10, 2023

• Sowega Council on Aging and the Albany Area Arts Council Partner for Successful Empty Bowls Event

  Features, March 10, 2023

  The Event Center at Northwest Library was filled on Wednesday for the return of the highly anticipated Empty Bowls event, with 175 people in attendance. This annual event, a partnership between the Sowega Council on Aging and the Albany Area Arts Council, had been postponed for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

• ASU Staff Spotlight: Janet Puckett

  News, March 10, 2023

• Georgia Chamber Announces an Official Sustainability Partner

  News, March 10, 2023

• Bob Stafford Retires from Vidalia Onion Committee

  News, March 10, 2023

• AG Chris Carr Recognizes National Consumer Protection Week

  Features, March 10, 2023

  Attorney General Chris Carr is recognizing March 5-11, 2023, as National Consumer Protection Week by highlighting the efforts of Georgia’s Consumer Protection Division and sharing important tips on how to avoid scams.

• Study: States Where Unemployment Claims Are Increasing the Most

  News, March 10, 2023

• 2023’s Most Irish Cities in America

  News, March 10, 2023

• Study: Employees Say Working On-Site is Not Worth The Commute

  News, March 10, 2023

• BBB Tip: Writing an Effective Privacy Policy

  News, March 10, 2023

• Darton Foundation Sponsors ASU Faculty to Present at 2023 Nurse Educators Conference

  News, March 09, 2023

• Flowers Foods, Inc. Announces A. Ryals McMullian as Next Chairman of the Board, Other Changes

  News, March 09, 2023

• AAA’s Travel Contest Results Are In! 60 Eight Graders Won a European River Cruise; 1 In Georgia

  News, March 09, 2023

• Georgia Produces $64K of Economic Output per Resident

  News, March 09, 2023

• 2023’s Best States for Camping in America

  News, March 09, 2023

• PCOM Georgia Students Impact Lives in Guatemala

  News, March 09, 2023

• Survey Shows CFO Job Satisfaction High

  News, March 09, 2023

• Cyber-Threat Detections Hit a Record-Breaking 146 billion in 2022

  News, March 09, 2023

• Phoebe Welcomes New Chief Human Resources Officer

  News, March 08, 2023

• The Military Spouses’ Club of Albany Expanding Outreach

  News, March 08, 2023

• Hospice Staff Learns about PCOM South Georgia Body Donor Program

  News, March 08, 2023

• Georgia-based Danimer Scientific to Join Department of Energy-hosted Sustainable Chemistry Roundtable

  News, March 08, 2023

• Georgia Southwestern Athletes Deliver 1,600 Teddy Bears to Phoebe

  News, March 08, 2023

• This North Georgia Gem Has Been Named the State’s Best Small Town by Southern Living

  News, March 08, 2023

• Vogtle Unit 3 Reaches Initial Criticality

  News, March 08, 2023

• Growing Big with GPA Executive Director Griff Lynch

  News, March 08, 2023

• GRP Holdco Monetizes $82.5 million of Production Tax Credits for 116 MW of Biomass Projects in Georgia

  News, March 08, 2023

• Rivian R1T Earns Highest Satisfaction Ranking of Any EV Vehicle in 2023

  News, March 08, 2023

• Small Business Job Growth Improved for the Second Consecutive Month While Wage Inflation Continues to Cool

  News, March 08, 2023

• Housing Sentiment Returns to Near-Survey Low Amid Affordability Constraints and Job Security Concerns

  News, March 08, 2023

• 2022 BBB Scam Tracker Risk Report

  News, March 08, 2023

• Artesian Alliance Receives State Tourism Award

  News, March 07, 2023

• Westover, 4C Tops at Robotics Tournament

  News, March 07, 2023

• AACC Star Business of the Week: Albany Community Together

  News, March 07, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Holds Steady

  News, March 07, 2023

• State Amended Fiscal Year 2023 Budget Adopted

  News, March 07, 2023

• Norfolk Southern Announces Six-point Safety Plan

  News, March 07, 2023

• Secretary Raffensperger to Headline “The Future of Elections” Panel at SXSW

  News, March 07, 2023

• Georgia Is the 2nd Worst State for Credit Card Fraud in the U.S.

  News, March 07, 2023

• The Home Depot Foundation to Grant $200,000 in Trade School Scholarships for Women in Construction

  News, March 07, 2023

• 76.4% Organizations Plan to Increase their IT Spending In 2023: GoodFirms Survey

  News, March 07, 2023

• J.P. Morgan Asset Management Releases 2023 Guide to Retirement

  News, March 07, 2023

• Kelley Blue Book Announces 2023 Best Resale Value Award Winners

  News, March 07, 2023

• Multiemployer Pension Plans Funded at 79% Overall at Year-end 2022, Down from 91% in 2021

  News, March 07, 2023

• Chamber Events This Week

  News, March 06, 2023

• Dougherty County District 6 Commissioner Appointed to Chair Southwest Georgia Regional Commission

  News, March 06, 2023

• Albany Museum of Art Celebrates Youth Art Month in March

  News, March 06, 2023

• Andrew College Announces Dr. William Kennedy as 30th President

  News, March 06, 2023

• Speaker Burns & Lt. Governor Jones Join with Governor Kemp to Announce Review of Georgia’s Tax Credits

  News, March 06, 2023

• GHRAC Solicits Sub-Grant Applications

  News, March 06, 2023

• Hyundai Supplier PHA to Create Over 400 Jobs in Chatham County

  Features, March 06, 2023

  Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that PHA, a global auto parts manufacturer that will supply the Hyundai Metaplant in Bryan County, will create 402 new jobs and invest more than $67 million in a new facility in Chatham County.

• Technical College System of Georgia names 2023 Adult Education Student of the Year and 2023 Outstanding Adult Education Teacher of the Year

  News, March 06, 2023

• Georgia Small Business Owners Post Record Breaking Registration in 2023

  Features, March 06, 2023

  Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced 26,520 new business formation filings for January 2023, an increase of 6,740 from the previous month of December 2022.

• AAA: Fear of Self-Driving Cars on the Rise

  News, March 06, 2023

• The Impacts of Hybrid Work on IT, Technology, and Employees Detailed in New "State of Hybrid Work in IT" Report From Info-Tech Research Group

  News, March 06, 2023

• New Survey Finds 80% of Personal Finance Teachers Say Course Should be Taught in 11th or 12th Grade

  News, March 06, 2023

• BBB Scam Alert: New Facebook Phishing Scam Scares Page Owners into Sharing Password

  News, March 06, 2023

• Salary.com's Annual Pay Practices Survey Finds 64% of Organizations Planning Higher Merit Increases in 2023

  News, March 06, 2023

• Phoebe Physicians Recognized for Advancements in Cancer Care

  News, March 03, 2023

• What's happening at the Flint RiverQuarium

  News, March 03, 2023

• Georgia State: Despite Recent Signs Of Strength, Forecaster Says U.S. Economy Is On Course For A Sharp Moderation

  News, March 03, 2023

• Governor, First Lady Celebrate Georgia’s Creative Community with Arts & Humanities Awards

  Features, March 03, 2023

  Governor Brian P. Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp announced the recipients of the 11th annual Governor’s Awards for the Arts and Humanities to honor individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to Georgia in these fields.

• The Home Depot Launches Virtual Kids Workshops on Roblox

  News, March 03, 2023

• Five Kia Models Reached Best-ever February Totals

  News, March 03, 2023

• "Path from Pre-K to College" Sweepstakes Will Award Four Georgia Pre-K Students with Money for College

  News, March 03, 2023

• Southern Company Again is Top-ranked Utility on Forbes Magazine's Best Large Employers in America List

  Features, March 03, 2023

  Southern Company has been named the top utility on Forbes magazine's Best Large Employers in America 2023 rankings. Of the 500 large employers ranked, Southern Company was No. 15 overall.

• Georgia DOT Seeking Public Input on 2050 Rural and Human Services Transportation Plan

  News, March 03, 2023

• EY US launches Center for Government Modernization

  News, March 03, 2023

• Refinance Lending Drops Another 27 Percent Quarterly

  News, March 03, 2023

• New Survey Finds SMB Owners Still Optimistic on Outlook Despite Inflation

  News, March 03, 2023

• Dougherty County Board of Commissioners Holds Re-Grand Opening for Employee Health & Wellness Center

  News, March 02, 2023

• Albany Symphony Orchestra Presents "Vivaldi's Ring of Mystery"

  News, March 02, 2023

• Marine Corps Police Officer Preparing for Next Phase of His Life

  News, March 02, 2023

• One Sumter & Habitat Partner to Create Pearly Brown Park in Americus

  News, March 02, 2023

• Phoebe to Hold a Career Fair March 8

  News, March 02, 2023

• Gov. Kemp, Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe and State Leaders Celebrate Rivian Day

  News, March 02, 2023

• Dr. Stuart Rayfield Named Sole Finalist for CSU Presidency

  News, March 02, 2023

• Ameris Bank Donates $2,055,000 to Support 15 Rural Georgia Hospitals

  News, March 02, 2023

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker for the Camilla Massacre

  News, March 02, 2023

• S&P Global Mobility: February 2023 US Auto Sales Holding the Line

  News, March 02, 2023

• New Expense Management Survey from Center Reveals Uptick in Travel Spend Among SMEs Despite Inflation & Recession Concerns

  Features, March 02, 2023

  Center released insights from its fourth annual Expense Management Trends survey, revealing that despite an uncertain economic environment, over a third of respondents (36%) plan to spend more than $250k annually on travel, with 16% expected to spend over $500k.

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