News

February 14, 2022

• Georgia Power Foundation Invests $80,000 in Family Justice Center Initiative

• KIA Ranks First Among all Automotive Brands in J.D. Power 2022 Vehicle Dependability Study

• Georgia Sees Price Cuts to 17.7% of Listings in 2021, 20th Fewest in U.S.

• Forsyth Chamber Announces New Workforce Development Position

• Travelers Push Tripadvisor Past 1 Billion Reviews & Opinions

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Decreased by 301,000 Jobs in January

• More Than a Third of Recent Movers Say it's Harder to Find a House Than a Spouse

February 11, 2022

• Artist Will Create Paintings Live at AMA Art Ball

• Phoebe Foundation Provides Life Saving Equipment to Area EMS

• Lee Co. Beginning the Hunt For a New Garbage Vendor

• Renovated Historic Gymnasium Unveiled at Georgia Southwestern University

• Albany State University Celebrates National Children’s Dental Health Month

• Great American Cobbler Company Celebrates One Year Since First Store Launch – Now in Over 3,600 Stores Nationwide

• 10.6% Of Georgia Households Rely on Cell Data for Internet Access

• Georgia Farmers Use Sustainability Calculator to Measure Environmental Impact

• Synovus Directs $1.76 Million in Donations to Local Organizations and Causes

• Citizens Review Committee Releases Initial Feedback on ELA Standards Review

• Georgia Municipal Workforce Needs Assessment Report

• Even Insured Americans Lack Funds for Out-of-Pocket Medical Costs, New Aflac Care Index Shows

• What’s the Best City for Movie Lovers? Hint: Hollywood isn’t in it.

• CEO Confidence Falls Again in Q1, as Short-Term Expectations Soften

• Survey Finds 67% of Americans Typically Eat Chocolate On Valentine's Day

• Academics Estimate the Average Cost Per American Attending a Super Bowl Party will be $79

February 10, 2022

• Downtown Albany Master Plan Visioning Workshop Held Tuesday

• Nine Georgia Locations on List of Worst Bottlenecks

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