News

September 26, 2022

• Georgia-based Danimer Scientific Appoints Stephen Martin as Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary

• Albany Technical College Celebrates National Adult Education Literacy Month

• Congressman Bishop Announces Money for Community Improvement, Development in Camilla

• Thomas University Reaches Record Enrollment

• Gov. Kemp, Emergency Management Officials to Activate State Operations Center Ahead of Tropical Storm Ian

• Georgia Collects 13th Most Individual Income Tax in U.S.

• Jimmy Carter, Former First Lady Rosalynn Enjoy 25th Annual Peanut Festival Parade

• Cities Connect: Bridging the Digital Divide and GCS’ New Certificate Program

• With Court Approval, U.S. Sugar Announced Plans to Close on Imperial Sugar, including the Savannah Refinery

• Charlie Harper: Fed Targets Cost Of Housing, But It’s Not Like 2008

• SOS Raffensperger: Sample Ballots Now Available on My Voter Page

• U.S. Produce Industry Economic Impact Study Shows Return to Pre-Covid Employment, Wages

• CareerBuilder Data Shows 39% of Women Still Prefer Working From Home as More Employers Call for a Return to the Office

• Corporate Tax Rate Report – WalletHub Study

September 23, 2022

• Albany Sees Rise in August Unemployment Rate

• Water, Wings and Wildlife Festival to be held This Saturday

• William H. Johnson Painting Workshops Set for October 22 & 29 at Albany Museum of Art

• Phoebe Welcomes Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeon

• 2 Companies Granted Licenses to Produce Medical Cannabis in Georgia

• 'Stranger Things' House Listed for Sale in Georgia

• GA Regional Commissions See Rise in August Unemployment Rates

• Georgia is the No. 11 Best State for Fishing

• 37.3% Of Georgia Professionals Are Minorities, 7th Most in the U.S.

• Norfolk Southern Honors 48 Customers with Thoroughbred Chemical Safety Award

• 2022’s Best States to Visit This Fall

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