May 2023 News

May 31, 2023

• The Sheriff Speaks: Albany/Dougherty Youth Unit Summer Camp

• GSW School of Health Sciences Adds New Exercise Science Programs

• PCOM South Georgia Graduates Inaugural Class of Osteopathic Physicians

• Home Manufacturer ADMARES to Create Over 1,400 Jobs in Ware County

• Georgia's Favorite Fruit and Veg are Revealed in Brand New Study

• Georgia's Top Five Most Googled Injuries

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Drop in April Unemployment Rates

• Carter Family Announces First Lady Rosalynn Carter Has Dementia

• Georgia Peach Crop Decimated by Bad Weather, Warming Climate

• Georgia Beach Ranked as One of the BLUEST Waters in the U.S.

• America’s Leading & Largest Iced Tea Franchise, HTeaO, Coming to Georgia for the First Time

• Small Business Jobs Growth Holds Steady in May

• Ten Tips for PR Pros and Marketers for Writing Powerful Survey Press Releases

• TrueCar Releases Analysis of May Industry Sales

May 30, 2023

• Albany Sees Drop in April Unemployment Rate

• Albany Technical College Hosts Summer Enrichment and Healthcare Exposure Camp

• This Week at The Albany Area Chamber

• Phoebe Honors Veteran Dougherty County Paramedic

• Albany State University Students Honored at Georgia Lottery Salutes HBCU HOPE Scholars Luncheon

• Georgia Historical Society's Georgia History Festival Raises Record $1.9 Million for Statewide Educational Programming

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Remains Steady for Memorial Day

• Reflections on the 2023 Georgia Climate Conference

• The Sapelo Foundation Names New Executive Director

• Commissioner John King Joins with the National Insurance Crime Bureau to Combat Post-Disaster Fraud

• Secretary Raffensperger Applauds Congressional Action on Election Reform