News

July 19, 2017

• Tim Cochran Takes Over as GSSA President

• Southeast Georgia Sheriffs Endorse Cagle, Join over 50 across State

• Ten Years After Financial Crisis, Nearly One-in-Three Americans Still Feeling the Sting

• Number of Minority-Owned Employer Firms Increased in 2015

• Cities Where Rent Prices Are Increasing the Most

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Fell 4.3% in June

July 18, 2017

• Albany’s Two Higher Education Institutions Create Pathway from Associate’s to Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing

• January's Storms May Impact Seedling Sales

• Midway Stop along Kinchafoonee River Temporarily Reopens

• Synovus Reports 27% Increase In Q2 Profit

• Valdosta's Jay Prince Named Chairman of Georgia Automobile Dealers

• Fundraising Skyrockets at UGA

• Defense Spending Bill a Boon for Georgia’s Bases

• Georgia-Pacific Names First Chief Digital Officer

• Habitat for Humanity's 2018 Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project Heading to Mishawaka and South Bend, Indiana

• Hudgens Announces He Will Not Seek Re-Election In 2018

• Kia Motors America Posts Largest Six-Month Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle Sales Total In Company History

• Netflix Releases Second-Quarter Results & Adds 5M Subscribers

• New CareerBuilder Research Shows Women Have Taken a Significant Share of New Jobs for Male-Dominated Occupations and Vice Versa

• More in U.S. Say Healthcare Is the Most Important Problem

• FICO Survey: Only 1 in 3 Gen X Think They Will Reach Long-Term Financial Goals

July 17, 2017

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• Habitat for Humanity Update on President Jimmy Carter

• 3-0 Vote Approves Lee County's 2018 Budget

• Georgia Bankers Association Celebrating 125th Anniversary Across the State

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