November 2021 News

November 30, 2021

• Keep Albany-Dougherty Beautiful Offering Office Recycling Program

• Phoebe Nursing Simulation & Training Education Program Earns Brilliance Award

• Albany Technical College Eligible for Award Recognizing Excellence

• Colquitt County School District Launches Anonymous Alerts Reporting App

• Gov. Kemp Announces New Communications and Legal Staff

• Health Insurance Will Be More Affordable in 2022 for Georgians

• New Peanut Shelling Plant Planned for Georgia

• Gov. Kemp Announces New Communications & Legal Staff

• New Study Finds More Than Half of Georgians Believe Their Community Is Facing Health Issues Due to External Factors, Social Drivers

• Georgia Chamber Endorses Governor Brian Kemp in Bid for Re-election

• Georgia Gas Prices Dip 2 Cents

• Charlie Harper: Do Georgia’s Senators Side With Unions Or Georgia’s Workers?

• Twitter’s Jack Dorsey Steps Down as CEO

• Survey Shows 93% Want to Text and Talk With Local Businesses

November 29, 2021

• Albany Sees an All-Time Low Unemployment Rate

• Local Organizations Joining to Fight Overdose Surge in Dougherty County

• Local Businesses Facing New Challenges of Hiring as COVID-19 Cases Decline

• APD Joins "Click It or Ticket" Campaign

• Albany Chamber Star Business of the Week: Kemble Teague with Edward Jones

• Georgia Sees 97% Increase in New Business Applications Compared to 2019

• Habitat Helps More Than 4.2 Million People Gain Access to New or Improved Shelter

• Governor Joins Fellow Governors, Public-Private Sector Partners in Addressing Supply Chain Issues

• Disabled Combat Veteran Opens Pecan Business in Georgia

• Passing the Buck: Dollar Tree Raises Prices to $1.25

• Institute Wraps Innovating Georgia’s Workforce Pipeline Webinar Series