News

June 01, 2010

• Strive 2 Thrive gets a big boost from the City

• Albany Area Chamber of Commerce Advocacy Update

• Gas prices still falling

• Albany City Commission tables $374,000 vote

• Is it the end for the Heritage House?

• How to Wake Dormant Customers

• U.S. May Retail Sales Seen Up, Spending Erratic

• As Stimulus Money Vanishes, So Do Jobs for Youth

• Albany looking to go green

• Senator Chambliss calls for transparency, accountability in financial reform conference

May 28, 2010

• April unemployment rate declines to 10.5 percent in metro Albany

• Property tax returns could cost city-county

• Mortgage rates drop sharply

• Health care reform's X factor

• National chamber representatives visit Albany

May 27, 2010

• Restaurant Inspections - Little Jamaican Restaurant, Hot Dog King

• Willson Hospice House Becomes Reality

• New index shows Georgians financially ‘distressed'

• Albany Tech adjusts to changing expectations

• Georgia Chamber President announces retirement

• SBA out of money for loan breaks

May 26, 2010

• Rodd Electronics, Inc drawn as Star Business of the Week by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce

• HeritageBank of the South purchases five Park Avenue Branches - $52 million in loans, $97 million in deposits

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index® Increases

• City, county sign small business proclamations

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