June 2021 News

June 30, 2021

• The 4C Academy and the Dougherty County School System Recognize Teacher Interns

• Three Albany Technical College Students Rank Nationally with One Winning Bronze

• Phoebe Family Medicine Residency Honors Class of 2021

• PCOM South Georgia Hosts Stem Program for Local High Schoolers Science and Math Summer Academy

• GBA Elects and Installs Officers and Directors to its Board

• GDEcD Launches Cybersecurity Grants for Georgia Defense Contractors

• Georgia DOT to Restrict Construction-Related Lane Closures Statewide Through Independence Day Holiday Weekend

• Cornerstone Building Brands Joins Alan Jackson for Disaster Relief Efforts in Newnan

• Georgia Pump Prices Increase 2 Cents as Independence Day Travel Nears

• Tyler Harper Launches Campaign for Georgia Agriculture Commissioner

• UGA President Named Head of Southeastern Conference

• Survey Reveals Common Insurance Blind Spots

• BBB Scam Alert: Child Tax Credits are Coming, and So Are the Scammers!

June 29, 2021

• Albany Area Chamber Star Business: Englewood Health Care

• Albany Tech: Boost Your Resume with a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification

• Dougherty County Announces Search for New County Attorney

• Record Number of Students Participating in DCSS Summer Learning Program

• AAA: 47 Million Americans to Travel for Independence Day

• Vogtle Unit 3 Reaches Normal Operating Pressure and Temperature During Hot Functional Testing

• Georgia’s Beer, Wine, and Spirit Wholesalers Join the Fight with First Lady Marty Kemp to End Sex Trafficking in Georgia

• Georgia Climate Project Receives $300,000 Grant From Ray C. Anderson Foundation

• Blazing Their Own Trail: Meet the Star Women Pitmasters of Georgia Barbecue

• Grant Spurs ‘Expansive’ Work to Conserve Rare Georgia Plants

• Beyond Check-Writing: How Companies Can Rework Their Philanthropic Approach to Addressing Social Problems

• SBA Supports & Celebrates LGBTQ+ Entrepreneurs During This Time of Recovery