News

May 17, 2017

• Regions Bank Named 2017 Gallup Great Workplace Award Winner for the Third Consecutive Year

• GaDOE: Free Digital Books Available to All Georgia Students

• Older Americans Provide Services Valued at $78B to U.S. Economy

• New Buyers, New Habits Alter the Technology Marketplace, CompTIA Study Finds

• Healthcare Surges as Top Problem in US

• RE/MAX: April Home Sales Cooler Than Typical Spring Season

• The Home Depot Posts Strong Q1 Earnings

May 16, 2017

• Kiwanis Awards Scholarships to Three DCSS Students

• Dougherty County Moves Closer to Storm Reimbursement

• Easterseals Southern Georgia Honoring Vince and Barbara Dooley Tonight

• Oaks Senior Living, LLC and Development Associates, Inc. Announce Development of New Assisted Living Community in Leesburg

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Fast Copy and Blueprint

• Kinchafoonee Primary School Named National Green Ribbon School

• “Briley’s Bill” Becomes Georgia Law

• Southern Company Named U.S. Company of the Year by Conexx

• I-85 is Now Open - Check Out the Timelapse Video by OxBlue Corporation

• Chick-fil-A Introduces New BBQ Bacon Sandwich & Watermelon Beverage

• Court Upholds Georgia Law Allowing Ride-hailing Services

• Sen. David Perdue Hears Military Concerns, Ideas for Georgia Bases

• UPS Revs Up Customer Experience, Integrates Chatbot With UPS My Choice

• Delta is Testing Facial Recognition Technology, Plans First Biometric-based Self-service Bag Drop in U.S.

• Summer Travel Season Begins with Record-setting Economic Impacts in Travel and Tourism Industry

• Chapter 11 Filings Continue to Soar for Retailers; Healthcare May Be Next

• Survey Reports 12% Jump in Realtor Business Activity

• New Survey: Fewer than Half of College Seniors Feel “Very Prepared” for a Career

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