News

June 22, 2016

• Economic Growth Outlook Holds Steady for 2016

June 21, 2016

• Dougherty County Officials Get First Look at SPLOST ‘Wish List’

• Increases, New Costs Push Dougherty County FY 2017 Budget Numbers Up

• Girls Inc. of Albany Rises from the Ashes

• Atlanta & Georgia Get A’s in Small Business Friendliness Report Card

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Workers Thriving in Film Industry

• Georgia DOT Partnering with Nonprofit on Sustainable Highway Project

• Governor Deal Taps Georgia-based Artist for MLK Statue

• Aflac Announces New Enhancements to its Short-Term Disability Insurance Policy

• Will Louisiana’s Medicaid Expansion Provide a Model for Other States?

• AGC Georgia: Clark Serves in Leadership Role with Construction Association

• New Survey Unveils Travel is Number One Mood Booster for Americans

• Americans' Data Usage More Than Doubled in 2015

• Large U.S. Auto Insurers Drag Industrywide Customer Satisfaction Down Due to Price Perception, Says J.D. Power

June 20, 2016

• Chris Hatcher Eager to Get Started as CEO of New Dougherty College and Career Academy

• Wes Smith Reflects on Albany Government Career, New Road Ahead

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• GSW to Host Americus Site for Commissioner Tim Echols’ Georgia Clean Energy Roadshow June 22nd

• Georgia Bankers Association Elects and Installs Officers and Nine Directors to its Board

• Governor Deal Appoints Nine to State Boards

• Have Georgia Gas Prices Hit Their Annual Peak?

• Walmart Introduces Walmart Pay in Georgia

• Georgia Top State for Lightning Claims 2nd Year in a Row

• Trinity School of Medicine Continues to Address Doctor Shortage in Georgia

• Charitable Giving: Donors Focus On One or Two Organizations

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