News

January 12, 2017

• ASU President to Speak at Albany Civil Rights Institute January 26th

• Lee County Commissioners Name New Chairman

• Renasant Announces 2016 Fourth Quarter and Year-end Earnings Webcast and Conference Call Information

• Governor: Budget Prioritizes Cybersecurity, Education, Public Safety

• Last Chance to Participate in the Georgia CEO Q1 Business Index Survey

• Z Gallerie to Create 115 Jobs, Invest $3.7M in Douglas County

• Governor Deal Announces $50M Cyber Innovation Center in Augusta

• Sen. Isakson, Sen. Perdue, Rep. Graves, Rep. Allen Applaud Governor Deal’s New Cybersecurity Investment in Georgia

• Georgia Schools Prominent on U.S. News Ranking of Online MBA Programs

• Southern Company Subsidiary Acquires Additional Wind Facility in Texas

• Americans' Dining-Out Frequency Little Changed From 2008

• In U.S., Optimism for Job Searchers Hits New High

• Coming Soon: ACA Deadlines

• CareerBuilder's Annual Job Forecast: 40% of Employers Plan to Hire Full-Time, Permanent Employees in 2017

January 11, 2017

• Banks Join Together to Aid Albany after Storm

• Governor Deal Visits Albany after Request for Federal Declaration of Emergency

• Local GDOT Crews Help in Clearing Storm, Tornado Debris

• NIJ Grant Funds Albany State University Forensic Science Research

• Ameris Bancorp Announces Date of Fourth Quarter 2016 Earnings Release and Conference Call

• Georgia Peanut Farm Show and Conference Set for Thursday, January 19th

• Insurance Commissioner Hudgens: Damage Estimate From Severe Weather at $30M

• 50 Young Gamechangers Start Project in LaGrange this January

• Delta Shatters Record, Goes Two-thirds of 2016 without Mainline Canceled Flight

• Charlie Harper: Education Accountability Question Remains Unanswered

• Georgia Restaurant Association Taps New Chairman of the Board

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