News

July 25, 2024

• Albany City Commission Meeting Overview – 7/23/24

• Albany Area Chamber’s Albany Under 40 Awards Now Accepting Nominations

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Second Quarter 2024 Results

• Delta Expects Normal Operations Today as Flight Disruptions Ease

• Expect to See More Slim Chickens in Georgia

• Congressman Bishop Announces Nearly $1.9M in USDA Funds to Help Georgia Expand Meat & Poultry Processing

• Trump lead Over Harris in Georgia Within Margin of Error

• Fact Check: ‘Office of Jimmy Carter’ Letter Saying He Passed Away on July 23 is Fabricated

• JAMES Magazine Online: REPAIR Act Will End Automaker Restrictions Complicating Auto A/C Repairs

• Environmental Group Petitions EPA to Revoke Ash Pond Closure Permit at Plant Hammond

• Employee Retention Index Spikes Upward, Signaling U.S. Workers Increasingly Likely to Stay at Their Jobs Through Year End

• Home Price Growth Expected to Moderate as Listings Outpace Sales

• S&P Global Mobility: July Sales to Realize Bounce from June Impacts

July 24, 2024

• Albany State University to Name Building Honoring Former President, New Construction, and Facility Upgrades

• Albany’s Blair Blackburn Elected to Leadership GBA Board of Directors

• Join the Back-to-School Info Fair & Fashion Show at Albany Mall

• German Manufacturer Ritz Instrument Transformers Expands, Adds 130 Jobs in Burke County

• Best and Worst Georgia Cities for Summer Weather

• Augusta Metro Chamber President Sue Parr Announces Retirement

• Dr. Ashwani Monga Named Interim President of the University of West Georgia

• Georgia Fund 1 Prime Supports Cities Through GMA Participation

• New Data Names States with the Most Uninsured Residents – Georgia is Second

• Majority of Small Business Owners Fearful the U.S. Economy is Moving in the Wrong Direction

• Survey Finds Majoirty of Americans See Changes in 2024 Personal Finances

• New Study Finds Legal Ops Facing Alignment, AI, and Retention Issues Even as Budgets Increase

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