News

March 31, 2016

• Enlivant Expands Presence in Georgia

• New Study Reveals Nearly a Third of Local Governments Have Adopted Sustainability Plans

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Improved in March

• Women's Life Ratings Get Better With Full-Time Jobs

March 30, 2016

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Richter Contracting/Johnny Richter Roofing

• Albany Technical College Holds Twelfth Annual Faith-Based Luncheon Today for Local Clergy Members

• Georgia Clean Energy Tour is Coming Monday to Albany

• Closure Preparation Activities Underway at All 29 Georgia Power Ash Ponds

• GDEcD & Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia Celebrate 2 Millionth Vehicle

• Atlanta Company Part of $6.5B Sports Complex Project in Africa

• Obama, Visiting Atlanta, Calls for Bigger Anti-drug Commitment

• Little-Burger Brand, Krystal, Goes Big On Personality In New Ad Campaign

• Credit Unions in Georgia to Celebrate National Credit Union Youth Month

• Equifax Offers Tips to Detect and Deter Fraud during Customer Acquisition

• Americans' Perceived Time Crunch No Worse Than in Past

• Home Price Increases Continue in January According to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices

March 29, 2016

• Deerfield-Windsor Named Top High School Art Program

• Dougherty County Officials to Revamp Alcohol Ordinance

• More than $30,000 Raised at Albany State University Atlanta Scholarship Celebration

• Governor Deal to Veto HB 757

• Georgia’s International Representatives Create Global Opportunities

• Charlie Harper: More Leaving State Legislature

• Make-A-Wish Georgia Child Named Honorary Six Flags Over Georgia Park President For a Day

• Suntrust Foundation Awards $2M for Student Financial Management Center

• The Home Depot Receives 2016 ENERGY STAR Sustained Excellence Award

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