News

September 21, 2021

• ASU President Marion Fedrick: Homecoming 2021

• Dougherty County First COVID-19 Vaccination Event Successful

• George Thorogood and The Destroyers Headed to Albany in December

• Leaders use Press Conference to Continue the Push for Vaccination

• Georgia DOT Introduces Key Enhancements to Statewide Travel and Traffic System Georgia 511

• Georgia Gas Price Average Remain Steady

• Georgia Public Broadcasting to Premiere New Positive Mental Health Series Nationwide

• Georgia’s Sole Baby Supply Bank Receives $90,000 to Help Families in Need

• CarLotz Opens In The Peach State

• Attorney General Chris Carr Provides Update on Fight Against Robocalls

• Deloitte: Holiday Retail Sales Expected to Increase 7-9%

• Executives' Ransomware Concerns Are High, But Few Are Prepared for Such Attacks

• Employee Confidence in Payroll and Paycheck Accuracy on the Rise

September 20, 2021

• Dougherty County EMS Works with Albany Tech to Create Job Opportunities for Student

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• Georgia Power’s Ida Storm Teams Home Following Safe, Successful Restoration

• Secretary Raffensperger Announces She Leads Webinar, "The Art of Startups: Funding Options Demystified"

• House Majority Leader Jon Burns: Broadband Expansion Key to Helping All of Georgia

• GEFA Solar Resiliency Technical Assistance Program

• The Georgia Latino Film Alliance and Festival (GALFA) Announces Appointment of Julie Ann Crommett as New Board Chair

• State Botanical Garden Sets Holiday Light Show

• Charlie Harper: Unconstitutional Eviction Moratoriums Will Hurt Those They’re Supposed To Help

• Southeastern Grocers Partners With Feeding America for Hunger Action Month

• Virtual Properties Realty Welcomes 4,000th Agent, Solidifies No. 1 Market Share Position in Georgia and Statewide Service Footprint

• Used Car Values Show Signs of Cooling Down After a Period of Record Highs

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