News

October 30, 2015

• AARP Halloween Survey: 50-Plus Say 12 is Too Old to Trick or Treat

• More Vacationers Prefer to Plan Rather than Wing-it

October 29, 2015

• “A” Grade for Quality Care Earned by Phoebe Putney

• Dougherty County School Board OK's Charter System Application to State

• J. Smith Lanier & Co. Receives Safeco Insurance Make More Happen Award

• Tricks and Treats at FRQ and Thronateeska Oct. 30th

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce Launces a Healthcare Access Study

• Georgia-Pacific to Donate $365,000 in Cash and Paper Products to The Kids in Need Foundation

• AT&T Committed to Disruption Through Mobile

• IBM Plans to Acquire The Weather Company's Product and Technology Businesses

• Georgia Tourism Premieres New Statewide Promotional Videos

• Zaxby’s Celebrates 25 Years By Giving Back

• Open Enrollment Year 3: Bigger Fine, Low Growth

• Parchment and the University System of Georgia Announce Reverse Transfer Initiative

• Boomers or Millennials: Which Generation is Most Charitable?

• Tech Startups Seek Mentorship and Counsel as They Grow Their Businesses

• Where are the Great Jobs?

• PwC US Survey: Manufacturers Turn Cautious on Global Economic Outlook

October 28, 2015

• Campaigns Grow Heated in Final Week Before Albany Municipal Election

• Albany Technical College Hosts EMBARK Albany Meeting Wednesday

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Fleming & Riles Insurance

• Southern Company Reports Positive Q3 Earnings

• Aflac Posts $672M Profit in Q3, Ups Dividend 5.1%

• Georgia Bio Summit to Highlight How Big Data Transforms Research and Healthcare

• Study: 52.1% of Renters in Georgia Were Cost-Burdened in 2014

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