News

July 13, 2016

• One Sumter's Broadband Give-Away To Be Announced

• Southern Company Unveils New Brand & Announces Kinder Morgan Joint Venture

• Governor Deal: June Tax Revenues up 0.7%

• Georgia Touts its Rich Musical Heritage

• Foreign Relations Subcommittee Chairman David Perdue Holds Hearing on Foreign Aid Public-Private Partnerships

• Bytes for Bites Food and Fund Drive Kicks off This Week

• UGA Recognizes 40 Outstanding Alumni Under the Age of 40

• Survey: Airlines Risk Losing Passengers Due to Poor Wi-Fi

• Americans Using Cash Less Compared With Five Years Ago

• U.S. Uninsured Rate Remains at Historical Low of 11.0%

July 12, 2016

• Statewide Economic Index Launched by Georgia CEO in Partnership with Georgia Southern University

• New Albany Tech Industrial Operations Technician Program Launches

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Albany Symphony Association

• Dougherty County Commission Tentatively OKs Tax Millage Rollback

• Renasant Announces 2016 Second Quarter Earnings Webcast and Conference Call Information

• Synovus Snags SunTrust Corporate Treasurer as Chief Financial Officer

• Medicaid Expansion: Much Debated but still not Studied in Georgia

• SunTrust Announces Key Appointments within Finance Team

• Shaw Industries Releases 2015 Sustainability Report

• This Georgia City was Named One of the Country's Best Places to Retire

• Timing Is Everything: Deloitte Poll Finds That Timing the Market Is the Biggest Obstacle to Going Public

• June US Jobs Report Shows Resiliency

July 11, 2016

• Albany Technical College Appoints New Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management

• As One Albany Eatery Closes, Another Opens at a New Location

• Americus Student Serving as Sen. Isakson Appointee to U.S. Senate Page Program

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