News

July 19, 2010

• Tax Hike to Fund Education OK for many Georgians

• Local Primary Campaigns Wind Down

• Bishop, Blue Dogs Growl at Speaker's Spending

• Perdue Leads Delegation Seeking Aerospace Business

July 16, 2010

• June Unemployment Rate Declines Slightly to 10.0 Percent

• Officials Worry Unemployed are Giving Up

• The 5 Types of Influencers On The Web

• Regions Financial Names New Head of Business & Community Banking

• Albany & Dougherty County Business Licenses - July 15

July 15, 2010

• Grand Island Turns Profit

• Imminent Growth Slowdown in the United States is an Increasing Factor

• J.D. Power and Associates: Ga. Power Above Average for Satisfaction

• Chambliss Statement on Elena Kagan

• Restaurant Inspections - Austin's BBQ, Subway

July 14, 2010

• P&G Declares Quarterly Dividend

• U.S. Economic Highlights for the Week Ahead

• Governor Perdue Announces June Revenue Figures

• Advanced Stroke Life Support Equips Regional Healthcare Providers For Stroke Care

• Albany Technical College Recognized as a Vital Partner with Radium Gardens Grand Opening Today

• Gingrich Talks Health Care to Georgia Business Leaders

July 13, 2010

• Georgia Tax Revenue down 9.1%

• CEO Confidence Holds Steady, The Conference Board Reports

• Back-to-School Tax Break Expelled

• USDA Awards Grants $800,000 to South Georgia

• ASU to Apply for Energy grant

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