News

March 29, 2023

• Sowega Council on Aging: Seniors and Caregivers Encouraged to Participate and Let Their Voices be Heard

• Phoebe Medical Staff Make Community Donation

• Food Truck Operators Describe Roadblocks to Doing Business in Dougherty County

• ASU Student Selected to attend White House HBCU Journalist Briefing with Vice President Kamala Harris

• GSW Students Volunteer in Tornado-ridden Kentucky on Spring Break

• Diamond Rio LIVE, Easter Eggstravaganza, Splash Island Opens and MORE this Weekend!

• Georgia Made: GE Appliances Launches New Induction Cooktop Line-Up Manufactured at Its Plant in Walker County

• Port of Savannah Adding 55 Hybrid Yard Cranes

• The Home Depot Foundation Commits up to $200,000 to Support Communities Devastated by Tornado Outbreak

• The Salvation Army Serves Communities Devasted by Deadly Tornadoes Across The South

• AGCO’s 2022 Sustainability Report Shows Solid Progress

• AG Carr, Commissioner King Warn Georgians of Potential Fraud Following Recent Tornadoes

• S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices Declining

• Half of Employed Consumers Have Supplemental Income Sources in Addition to their Paychecks

• 38% of Organizations Hit with Ransomware in 2022 Were Repeat Victims

March 28, 2023

• AACC Star Business of the Week: Southwest Georgia Area Health Education Center, Inc.

• Resilience-Building Leader Program Announces A New Partnership With Albany Technical College

• Phoebe and Southern Regional Technical College Sign New Agreement

• Op-Ed: Common-Sense Community Banks Distinct from Silicon Valley Speculators

• Georgia's in the Top Tier for Public Health Emergency Prep

• Superintendent Woods Announces 2023 Georgia Scholars

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Holds Steady

• Georgians Survey Landscape, Say Blower Bill Leaves a Lot to Be Desired

• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Introduces Virtual-First Health Plans

• Not All Georgia Lawmakers Want a Raise

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