News

January 10, 2018

• 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

• AT&T Expands Smart Cities Offerings with New Structure Monitoring Solution for U.S. Railways and Roadways

• Sparked by Girls, Teens Interest in Tech Careers is on the Rise, New CompTIA Research Reveals

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in December

• Booking.com Research Shows Personalized Business Travel is Key to Recruitment and Retention

• 44% of Employers Plan to Hire in the New Year, According to CareerBuilder's Annual Forecast

• Dodge Momentum Index Ends Year on High Note

• RE/MAX Co-CEO Adam Contos' Outlook on the 2018 Housing Market

• End of 2017 Sees Homeowners and Appraisers More In Agreeance than in the Past Two Years

• CompTIA Board of Directors Identifies Six Tech Themes to Watch in 2018

January 09, 2018

• Albany Technical College Director of Continuing Education Promoted to Dean of Continuing Education and Off Campus Programs

• Vacant Businesses Stand Around Albany

• Partzilla, Outdoor Network Corporation Expanding Presence in West Coast

• Army Veteran, Family Get New Home Mortgage Free

• Sen. Greg Kirk Appointed Chairman of the Senate State and Local Governmental Operations Committee

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