News

October 21, 2016

• Local Group’s Donation Provides a Touch of Home for Visiting Caregivers

• Colony Bankcorp, Inc. Announces Third Quarter Results

• Georgia Refinancing Bonds to Save $152M

• Georgia Power, PSC Staff Reach Agreement on Vogtle Costs

• SunTrust Bank to Acquire Assets of Pillar Financial, LLC.

• Hurricane Matthew Damage Estimated at $90M

• Georgia Saved $7.2B from Generic Drug Prescriptions in 2015

• Hub Magazine Releases Georgia’s Media Game Changers

• Allstate Continues Use of Drones After Hurricane Matthew

• Randstad US Helps Companies Decrease Workplace Injuries with Safety Smart Program

• Are Expectations on Board Members Too High? Most Directors Think So.

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased

• New Construction Starts in 2017 to Increase 5% to $713B According to Dodge Data & Analytics

• First-time Buyers Steer Existing-Home Sales Higher in September

October 20, 2016

• Board Vacancies Announced for Dougherty County

• Deerfield-Windsor Students Work Around Community on Service Day

• Georgia Southwestern Foundation Awarded Grant from Sumter EMC Foundation

• Albany Technical College Sponsors 18th Annual Fall Career Fair Today

• Downtown Tifton Getting New Living and Dining Options

• Influx of Jobseekers Into Labor Force Pushes Georgia’s Jobless Rate Up in September

• Georgia Council for the Arts Awards Funding to 85 Entities Through Vibrant Communities Grant

• Daniel Defense to Create 75 New Jobs in Bryan Co.

• Georgia Credit Unions to Celebrate 'Authentic Difference' on International Credit Union Day Oct 20th

• Judge Won't Extend Georgia Voter Registration a Second Time

• Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance Now Available in Seven Georgia Counties in Wake of Hurricane Matthew

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