News

August 28, 2017

• Governor Appoints 8 to State Boards

• State of Georgia Partners with YouScience to Strengthen School-to-Workforce Pipeline

• Georgia Gas Prices Point Higher After Hurricane

• The Best Time to Book Thanksgiving Travel Starts Today, According to Expedia Data

• Hourly Workers Unhappier Than Salaried on Many Job Aspects

• Existing-Home Sales Slide 1.3% in July

• August New-Car Sales Break Seven-Month Negative Streak, Longest Since 2009, With Nearly 2% Year-Over-Year Increase

August 25, 2017

• State of the Community Sparks Conversation

• Albany Museum of Art Reopens after Storm Damage Repairs

• Officials Cut Ribbon, Dedicate Building to Marine Corps Hero

• Meggitt Polymers & Composites to Create More than 200 Jobs in Rockmart

• UGA Helping to Develop Leaders, Businesses in Georgia’s Hispanic Community

• Habitat for Humanity Receives $300,000 Neighborhood Revitalization Grant from Wells Fargo

• Deadline Approaching: Nomination for 2018 Georgia Superintendent of the Year

• Georgia Finance Officers Complete Institute Professional Development Program

• Personalize the Skies with Delta's Refreshed TUMI Amenity Kits

• Walmart, Google Partner to Make Shopping Even Easier – Here’s How

• Living Paycheck to Paycheck is a Way of Life for Majority of U.S. Workers, According to New CareerBuilder Survey

• Milliman: Public Pension Funding Ticks Upward in Q2 Amid Strong Investment Returns

• Home Values Higher than Ever in Almost Half of Nation's Largest Markets

August 24, 2017

• Metro Albany’s Jobless Rate Drops Down to 6%

• Volunteers Recognized for Root Ball Removal in Dougherty County

• Restaurant Re-opening in Albany

• Court Decision to Impact Sabal Trail Pipeline

• DOCO Credit Union Donates to Live Oak

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