June 2022 News

June 30, 2022

• Singfield Family Recognized for Contributions to Downtown Albany

• Lee County Commission Approves New Budget, TSPLOST to be Added to Ballot

• Albany Technical College Refreshes High Demand Program Practical Nursing with a Special Presentation

• What's Going on at Chehaw

• AAA: 1.5 Million Georgians Will Travel for Independence Day

• New Law Set to Bring Delivery Robots to Georgia

• USGLC Announces The Coca-Cola Company as South Initiative Chair

• InsiderAdvantage: Ferguson Applauds Bipartisan Support of the Behavioral Intervention Guidelines Act

• 2022’s Best Cities for BBQ Lovers

• Fetch Rewards Report Finds Record-breaking Grocery Prices Are Changing How Consumers Shop

• New Survey Uncovers Lessons for Selling Services--and Success--to an Increasingly Multicultural America

• USDA Rural Housing Preservation Grants Announced

June 29, 2022

• Dougherty County Hires Local Artist to Complete Art Mural on Radium Springs Lift Station

• Dougherty County Commissioners Deny Residential District Rezoning Request

• ASU Alumni Spotlight: Charnae Clay

• Georgia Southwestern Contributes Over $103 Million Economic Impact to Region

• Boston Scientific Expands Research Capabilities in Georgia with $62.5M Investment

• Flight Cancellations Causing Headaches for Travelers Ahead of Busy 4th of July Weekend

• Georgia Is Building Homes at the 14th Fastest Growth Rate in the U.S.

• Georgia Offers Perfect Blend for Food Processing Industry

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces Appointments to the Georgia Commission on Civics Education

• New LIV Golf Series Raises Plenty of Questions and Eyebrows

• Two Individuals Convicted in $1.4 B Health Care Fraud Scheme Involving Rural Hospitals in Georgia

• Volkswagen Sells Stake in Electrify America to Siemens

• Retirement Savings Tax Breaks Leave Middle Class Households Behind