News

May 18, 2016

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Custom Interiors Inc.

• New Clean Energy Report Places Georgia in Good Position

• Face of Manufacturing Orchestrates the Approval of the First German Apprenticeship Model in the U.S.

• Governor Deal: Georgia will Protect Children from Federal Overreach

• Communicorp Advances to the National American Advertising Federation Competition

• Coca-Cola Marks 130th Anniversary with Gift to Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park District

• Georgia Power Talks Safety Tips for National Electrical Safety Month

• Information Security is Where Georgia Leads in Latest Hub

• Georgia Renaissance Festival Remains a Big Hit

• Americans' Views of Socialism, Capitalism Are Little Changed

• U.S. Commercial Property Values See An Uptick In Growth

May 17, 2016

• NEOS Establishes Scholarship for Technology Majors

• Albany, Dougherty County Leaders Look for Common Ground on Shared Facilities

• Albany Civil Rights Institute Community Night Features ASU President

• Dougherty County Commission OKs 2% CPI Tipping Fee Increase

• Aflac Launches New Resources and Insights for Small-Business Owners

• State Seeks Savings in Employee Health Plan

• Convergys Expands Footprint in Georgia

• The Home Depot Announces Positive First Quarter Results

• The New Panama Canal is Opening Soon and will Cause an 'Evolution' in a Vital US Industry

• Anticipation Builds as the 28th Annual Special Olympics Georgia State Summer Games Nears

• Kia Motors America Launches Apple CarPlay With UVO

• Sharp 'Digital Divide' Exists In Organizations: KPMG Survey

• Economy Continues to Rank as Top U.S. Problem

May 16, 2016

• Businessman Bo Johnson’s Efforts on Busbee Marker about to Pay Off

Older Newer