News

January 21, 2022

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Fourth Quarter & Year End 2021 Results

• Peanut Farm Show and Conference Resumes In-person Sessions in Tifton

• Georgia Department of Economic Development Launches Talent Searches for Statewide and Region Project Managers

• Rural Energy Pilot Program Announced

• Sports Illustrated Georgia Bulldogs Commemorative Issue Hails National Champion Quarterback Stetson Bennett As Hero

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Moving To Reform State’s Mental Health Systems

• Georgia Farm Bureau Harvest for All Campaign Raises $20,000 for Georgia Food Bank Association

• Below Expectations: Employers Not Meeting Training Expectations of Workers

• Zillow Report: Inventory Down 40% From Pre-COVID Level as Price Growth Intensifies

• Modest Job Growth and No Signs of Easing Labor Shortages

January 20, 2022

• Mediacom Announces New High-Speed Internet Programs to Connect Low-Income Households

• Albany Museum of Art Exhibitions Open to Public Friday, Jan 21

• Georgia Electric Mobility Initiative Taps Into the Evolving Technological Field

• December Net State Tax Revenues Up 24.3%

• AAA Donates over $50,000 in Traffic Safety Grants across Georgia

• SOS Brad Raffensperger Continues to Secure Vote, Announces Partnership with Salesforce

• Libertarians Announce Slate of Candidates for November

• The Economy and Housing to Turn Toward 'New Normal' in 2022

• 2022’s Best & Worst Metro Areas for STEM Professionals – WalletHub Study

• Tripadvisor's Community of Travelers Awards 22 Top Trending Destinations for 2022

• Women in The Workplace: One in Five Expect Later Retirement Due to Pandemic

January 19, 2022

• Home Outlet Store Coming to Albany in March

• Phoebe Reports COVID-19 Numbers

• Albany Technical College Introduces Options Available to Obtain a High School Equivalency

• Georgia Historical Society Prepares for Reopening of Research Center

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