November 2024 News

November 26, 2024

• Albany Area Chamber Star Business of the Week: CRM

November 22, 2024

• Albany's October Labor Force Expands as Jobs and Employment Climb

• DCSS Specialists Shine at Georgia Educational Technology Conference

• Georgia Secures $44M to Fight Opioid Epidemic

• Irving Tissue Celebrates Fifth Anniversary in Macon, Announces a $600M Expansion Project

• JAMES Magazine Online: Kemp Takes on Leadership Role for Republican Governors Association

• Georgia's 2024 Statewide Risk Limiting Audit Confirms Voting System Accuracy

• UGA CAES: Manage Holiday Stress with Kindness, Boundaries

• Stay Cyber Safe While Holiday Shopping

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Fell in October

• Gen Z and Millennials to Small Businesses: Get Online or Get Left Behind

• Recent Rate Run-Up Expected to Keep Existing Home Sales Near Historic Lows Through 2025

November 21, 2024

• City of Albany Partners with MCLB for Toys for Tots Toy Drive

• Congressman Bishop Applauds USDA $2 Billion Commitment To Help Specialty Crops Suffering from Natural Disasters

• Albany State University Receives $3.6M in Grants from National Science Foundation

• Governor Seeking $12.2B in Federal Relief for Helene Damage

• Austin Scott, Bishop, Ossoff, & Warnock Applaud Progress On Ocmulgee Mounds Initiative in U.S. House & Senate

• SEC Championship: How can the Georgia Bulldogs get to Atlanta? It’s complicated

• Will Heating Bills be Higher this Winter in Georgia?

• New Report Explores How AI Can Transform City Services

• Georgia DOT Announces Lane Closure Suspensions and Travel Forecast for Thanksgiving Holiday

• Southeastern Grocers Feeds the Spirit of Thanksgiving by Donating 7,000 Turkeys to Neighbors Experiencing Hunger

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Rose 1.2% in October

• Survey Reveals 46% of Home Sellers Mistakenly Believe Selling by Owner Is Most Profitable

• Americans Will Chill in Europe for the 2024 Winter Holidays