News

January 11, 2018

• Keep Albany - Dougherty Beautiful Reflects on a Successful 2017

• Top Chef to Visit with Albany Technical College Culinary Students to Celebrate MLK Day Health Fair in Southwest Georgia

• PCOM South Seeks Continued Community Support

• Georgia Power and PulteGroup Partner for First Smart Neighborhood in Atlanta

• Winners Announced in 20th Annual Georgia Bio Awards

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• Georgia Restaurant Association Names Kelvin Slater as 2018 Board Chair

• State Rep. Carson Introduces Hands-Free Driving Legislation

• Sen. Isakson Seeks Further Reforms of the Peace Corps

• Aflac Makes Executive Changes for its US Operations

• AG Carr: $8.8M Settlement Reached with Debt Collector Williamson and McKevie, LLC

• Deloitte CFO Signals Survey: Global Economic Growth Underpins CFOs' Optimism Entering 2018

• LendingTree Survey Reveals Optimistic Outlook for Personal Finances in 2018

January 10, 2018

• TownePlace Suites by Marriott Opens in Albany

• New Year Brings More Than $1M for Commissioners to Consider Spending

• Dougherty County Approves Funding for Storm Memorial

• Sheriff Kevin Sproul: 2017 in Review

• Lee County Chamber's 14th Annual Murder Mystery Dinner Theater Announced

• Nine Georgia Communities Designated as Rural Zones

• ‘Bama-Georgia Draws 2nd-largest CFP Championship TV Audience

• Secretary of State Kemp: Annual Registration Open for Nearly 800,000 Businessess

• Georgia Supreme Court Justice Britt Grant Elected to American Law Institute

• 4th Quarter Review for the Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Shows Continued Growth

• Delta Named 2017’s Most On-Time Global Airline

• Tony Roberts: Many Georgia Public Charter Schools are Thriving, Others Need Funding Boost

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