January 2017 News

January 31, 2017

• Governor Extends State of Emergency for Dougherty County

• Regions Bank Supports Storm Recovery through Special Services for Impacted Customers

• Secretary of State Brian Kemp Warns Affected Property Owners to be Wary of Unlicensed Contractors

• Albany Technical College RN Program Named #1 in Recent Ranking

• Disaster Recovery Center Opening in Dougherty County for Georgia Storm Survivors

• Georgia Power Names Pedro Cherry to Lead Customer Service & Operations

• Delta Systems Return to Normal; Some Flight Cancellations Linger

• SunTrust: Financial Stability is a Top Trait Americans Consider Important in a Partner

• SBA Seeks Hosts and Contestants in Georgia for 2017 InnovateHER Competition

• Governor Announces Georgia’s Older Adults Cabinet

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue Steady Drop

• Lt. Governor Cagle Unveils Measure to Prioritize Georgia’s Transportation Initiatives

• Kia to be the First Brand to Launch a Super Bowl Commercial on Facebook Messenger

• President Trump Announces Manufacturing Jobs Initiative

• PwC US Anticipates Super Bowl LI to Generate Approximately $190M in Direct Spending for the Greater Houston Area

• Study: U.S. Firms Expect Economic Growth in 2017, and Plan to Deploy Cash

January 30, 2017

• Commissioner Butler Announces Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance Now Available in Six Georgia

• AT&T Waiving Overage Charges for Those Affected By Georgia Tornadoes

• Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens to Host Catastrophe Claims Village in Albany January 31st and February 1st

• Renasant Supports Disaster Relief Efforts

• Lieutenant Governor Tours Southwest Georgia Storm Damage

• FEMA Disaster Teams in Neighborhoods Helping Georgia Storm Survivors

• Albany State University Graduate Programs Named to List of Best Online Degree Programs

• Two State Transportation Board Members Re-elected

• Diana Food to Invest $50M in Banks County