News

May 20, 2010

• No changes for the Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission's Budget

• Peach State among biggest coal importers

May 19, 2010

• Recent Business Licenses Issued Albany & Dougherty County

• Housing Starts Rise 5.8 Percent in May

• News is good for Quail Unlimited

• PSC hopeful visits Albany

• Fourteen to run for governor as candidate qualifying ends

• National Small Business Week 2010 Kicks Off

May 18, 2010

• Flint Riverquarium funding may be slashed

• U.S. Economic Highlights for the Week Ahead

• Georgia ports boomed in April

• Should We Worry About Older Entrepreneurs

May 17, 2010

• Georgia joins health-care reform lawsuit

• 3 Deadly Threats Against Small Businesses Today

• Finances paramount in Georgia governor's race

• Thousands of nonprofits may lose tax-exempt status

• MCLB, Chevron announce Gas-to-Energy groundbreaking

May 14, 2010

• Unemployment Data - 440,000 initial claims

• Mortgage rates at lowest level of the year

• HeritageBank names new Regional Chief

• Rep. Ed Rynders’ Legislation to Protect School Employee Pay Heads to the Governor’s Desk

• Georgia state lawmakers took proactive steps to create an environment of responsible spending

May 13, 2010

• Americans Fed Up, But Like Small Businesses

• Restaurant Inspections - Quickie, Wagners, Starbucks

• Unincorporated Dougherty County will see no tax increase yet

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