January 2018 News

January 31, 2018

• Commission Recognizes Retiring County Administrator in Final Meeting

• AB&T Parent Community Capital Bancshares Announces Positive Q4

• Dougherty County Schools Prepare to Make $115M in ESPLOST Improvements

• Leadership Lee Application Deadline Approaching

• Phoebe Clinics to Offer Extended Hours During Flu Epidemic

• PharmaCentra, LLC Announces New Advisory Board Member

• Ameris Bancorp to Acquire the Remainder of US Premium Finance

• Georgia Power Customers to Pay $139M Less for Vogtle Expansion in 2018

• The Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Celebrates their 10 Year Anniversary on February 1st

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Ready for Luck With Transit

• AG Carr: Deadline for Free Equifax Credit Monitoring Today

• Georgia's Credit Unions Benefit from Strong U.S. Economy in 3rd Quarter of 2017

• Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase & Co. to Partner on U.S. Employee Healthcare

• LG Cagle Launches Innovative Education Initiative: Eliminating High-Stakes Testing

• UGA and USAID Launch New Partnership to Fight Hunger with Peanuts

• High Expectations, New Challenges Ahead for Information Technology Industry

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Improved

• USDA, FDA Announce Formal Agreement to Bolster Coordination and Collaboration

January 30, 2018

• Dougherty County Approves Interim Administrator after Contested Vote

• Kim Colby Named SVP/Retail and Professional Banking at Flint Community Bank

• Eight DCSS Schools "Beat the Odds" and Outperformed Their Peers According to State

• Sumter County Chamber to Host “College & Career Academy: Meeting the Needs of Industry and Workforce” Membership Luncheon February 1st

• Columbus Man Brings Hundreds of Donations to Albany after January Storms

• Draffin & Tucker Announces Promotions

• AT&T Expands High-Speed Internet in Communities across Georgia