June 2017 News

June 29, 2017

• Albany Technical College Cuts Ribbon on Pedestrian Bridge Wednesday Morning

• Lee County Budget Remains Unapproved, Commissioners Deadlock on Vote

• Merry Acres HOSA Students Win 1st at International Conference

• GeoTex in Enigma Announces New Ownership

• Synovus Ranked Most Reputable Bank in the U.S. in American Banker’s Survey of Bank Reputations

• David Perdue: It’s Time to Pull the Plug on August Recess

• Southern Company Subsidiary PowerSecure Announces Strategic Alliance with Advanced Microgrid Solutions

• SunTrust Bank Offers New Financial Wellness Employee Benefit for Companies

• Aflac Veteran of 43 Years Phillip "Jack" Friou to Step Down

• Total Momentum Productions Fund First Georgia-Based Film Maker; Announces Slate of Family-Friendly Films with Tammy’Dele Films

• Georgia DOT Suspending Construction-related Lane Closures on Interstate Highways July 4th Weekend

• Georgia-Pacific Invests $400M in Palatka, Fla., Mill

• New CareerBuilder Study Identifies 12 Missing Links in Your Candidate Experience

• FICO Survey: US Firms May be Overconfident About Cybersecurity Protection

• Trulia: Falling Inventory Has Led To Hurried Homebuying

June 28, 2017

• The Salvation Army in Albany Announces New Officers

• Georgia #9 Most Patriotic State in United States

• SILON to Invest $20M in Fayette County

• Amtrak Names Former Delta CEO Richard Anderson President and CEO

• Denver Investment Firm Buys Georgia Chemical Manufacturer

• Attorney General Chris Carr Applauds EPA's Withdrawal of WOTUS Rule

• Georgia Power Offers Storm Safety Tips for Lightning Safety Awareness Week

• Special Olympics Georgia Receives $90,000 Grant from The UPS Foundation

• Google Tops List of High-Achieving Teens' Preferred Future Employers

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increased in June