News

May 02, 2022

• Helping Hands Ending Hunger Program Operating in Many Dougherty Co. Schools

• Albany Hosts 2nd Annual Car Show to Give to Organizations Working to Prevent Child Abuse

• Albany State University Students Receive Classroom Teaching Experience

• What's Going on at Chehaw

• Georgia DOT Awards $124 Million in Construction Contracts in March

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Provides Some Relief at the Pump for Georgians

• Michael Kobito, of Bartow County, is the 2023 Georgia Teacher of the Year

• Small Business Majority Says These Bills Will Help Business Owners Next Legislative Session

• AGCO Leader Wins Women in Manufacturing’s STEP Ahead Award

• States With the Most Productive Economies

• 37% of Retail Workers Don't Feel Heard & Want To Quit as New Nudge Report Reveals 63% of Retailers Investing in Employee Experience in 2022

• No Relief in Sight as Slow New-Vehicle Sales Persist in April

• Stagnant Productivity Growth Returns to the Post-Pandemic Economy

April 29, 2022

• Dougherty Circuit Bar Association to Hold Records Restriction Clinic and Voter Rights Panel

• Southwest Georgia Regional Airport Holds Mock Plane Crash Exercise

• Albany State University Athletics 2022 Hall of Fame Inductees

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Enhance Election Integrity and Improve Criminal Case Data Flows

• Inaugural Georgia AgTech Summit a Success

• Technical College System of Georgia Announces 2022 Instructor of the Year

• Southern Company Reports Q1 Earnings, Beating Estimates

• Treasury Plans to Deploy $300M in Assistance to Underserved Entrepreneurs & Very Small Businesses

• Peter Zimmerli - Consul General of Switzerland in Atlanta: Can Tech Save the World?

• Southeastern Grocers Launches Donation Program to Benefit Nine Children’s Hospitals Across the Southeast

• Home Sales Returns Drop for First Time in Over Two Years

• New Analysis Finds Exceptional Retirement Savings & Job Security For Employee-Owners

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