News

February 22, 2022

• PCOM South Georgia Student DO of the Year

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Stops in Albany

• Georgia For-Sale Homes Spent Median 21 Days on Market Last Year

• Georgia 4-H Day at the Capitol Connects Youth With the Civic Process

• Horse Racing Bills Break out of Georgia’s Legislative Gate in New Bid to Beat Long Odds

• Governor Kemp Announces Georgia’s Participation in CyberStart America

• GaDOE Provides $5.26 Million in Grants to Support Students With Dyslexia

• AGCO Agriculture Foundation Launches New Grant Application

• Eric Seeger Joins HunterMaclean as Chief of Staff

• GoFan Wins TAG Technology Award for Innovation

• 2022’s Hardest-Working Cities in America – WalletHub Study

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Decreased in January

• BBB Scam Alert: That’s Not Your Boss Texting

February 18, 2022

• Albany Attractions Presented Education Award

• Georgia DOT to Host DBE, Small Business, and Veteran-Owned Small Business Project Information Session Districts Two, Three and Four

• Albany Technical College Welcomes a New Accounting Instructor

• House Appropriations Chairman Terry England Will Not Seek Re-Election

• College Football Events Run by Peach Bowl, Inc. Continue to Deliver

• Gov. Kemp Awards $13M in Settlement Funds to Help Fight Opioid Crisis

• Norfolk Southern Offering Starting Bonuses of up to $5,000 for Conductor Trainees

• Short Term View Is Our Long Term Problem

• InsiderAdvantage: Yet Another Anti-Gang Bill to Be Considered

• Economic Growth Expected to Slow as the Fed Wrangles Inflation

• Amid Staffing Shortage, Part-Time & Flex Hour Jobs Climb 13% in Last 30 Days

• Cybersecurity Leaders Cite Zero Trust Among Most Effective Security Practices

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