News

July 19, 2022

• Phoebe Family Member Recognized as an Influential Talent Acquisition Leader

• Addressing the Workforce Skills Gap, “Construction Ready” Partners with Goodwill Industries of the Southern Rivers in Columbus and Albany

• Albany Area Chamber Star Business of the Week: Katz Floorcovering

• ASU Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Amaechi Nwaokoro

• Georgia Gas Price Average Drift Lower

• Rooftop Solar: Good for the Economy, Good for the Grid and Good for Georgians

• Ag Sector Likely to Support Economy Through Possible Recession

• 8.9% Of Georgia Purchase Loans Are for Investment Properties, Above U.S. Average

• 2022 MLB Draft: Here's Where These Georgia Standouts Are Going

• Rural Partners Network Promotes Prosperity for Rural Communities

• Veem Survey Finds Close to 50% of SMBs Are Anticipating a Recession This Year

• Three Out of Four American Workers Fearful They Will Lose Their Jobs

• Category Leaders Use Cloud as a 'Force Multiplier' to Maximize Value From Cloud Investments

July 18, 2022

• Affordable Housing Coming to South Albany

• This Week at The Albany Area Chamber

• Albany City Commissioners React to HPC Denial of Phoebe Project

• Georgia Southwestern Reflects on Accomplishments as Weaver Celebrates 5-year Anniversary as President

• What's Going on at Chehaw

• Georgia Sees the 9th Largest Wage Increase in the U.S.

• Governor Kemp Names 93 Board, Council, & Authority Appointments

• Georgia DOT Partners with Firm on Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

• As Investors Pullback, Georgia Startups See $300M Drop in Funding

• "Surviving the Mental Health Tank" Making Waves in Georgia & Beyond

• Georgia and Canada Strengthen Economic Ties at 2022 SEUS-CP Conference

• On the Farm: Georgia Turf Farms Emerging as Growing Ag Industry

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