October 2015 News

October 30, 2015

• Albany Utility Board Nears Completion of Rails to Trails Project

• ASU, Embark Albany Host College Tour for Youth in Foster Care

• Georgia Southwestern Ranked Among Best Online Nursing Programs

• Darton Ranked Among Most Affordable Online Paralegal Degree Program

• Peach State Fails to Get Stimulus Money for Transportation Projects

• Governor Deal Announces Court of Appeals Appointments

• How Atlanta Played a Critical Role in the Launch of the iPhone

• Georgia-Florida: Game is Big Part of Golden Isles History - and Economy

• Southern Company Recognized for Best-in-Class Customer Service

• Technology Association of Georgia Unveiled Winners of Excalibur Awards

• UPS to Spend $300M to Triple Size of Louisville Package Sorting Facility

• Delta Rolls Out the Red Carpet for Top Employees at 19th Annual Chairman's Club Gala

• AAA: Trick-or-Treaters are at Higher Risk this Halloween

• Construction Industry to Grow 3.9% Annually During 2016-2020

• Millennials Want to Travel More for Business, Embrace Value of Face-to-Face Meetings

• AARP Halloween Survey: 50-Plus Say 12 is Too Old to Trick or Treat

• More Vacationers Prefer to Plan Rather than Wing-it

October 29, 2015

• “A” Grade for Quality Care Earned by Phoebe Putney

• Dougherty County School Board OK's Charter System Application to State

• J. Smith Lanier & Co. Receives Safeco Insurance Make More Happen Award

• Tricks and Treats at FRQ and Thronateeska Oct. 30th

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce Launces a Healthcare Access Study

• Georgia-Pacific to Donate $365,000 in Cash and Paper Products to The Kids in Need Foundation

• AT&T Committed to Disruption Through Mobile

• IBM Plans to Acquire The Weather Company's Product and Technology Businesses