News

March 29, 2021

• Kia Telluride Named Best 3-Row SUV for Families by U.S. News & World Report

• Governor Kemp Receives the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

• Ameris Bank Donates $2,000,000 to Support 19 Rural Georgia Hospitals

• Delta Offers More Service to Iceland, First Europe Destination Open to Vaccinated Americans

• GDOL Reminds Claimants to Reapply When Benefit Year Ends

• Study: 64% of Older Americans have Done Little to No Planning to Cover the Cost of Long Term Care

• Redfin Reports a Record 39% of Homes Sold Above List Price

• 93% of Americans Who Negotiate A Medical Bill Get It Eliminated or Reduced

March 26, 2021

• SouthernAG and Procter & Gamble Support ATC's Transportation Academy

• Restoration Projects Underway at Radium Springs

• Next Week's Albany Area Chamber Events

• City Commissioners Divided Over Expansion Contract for Residential Solid Waste

• COVID-19 Testing Days Slashed Again Due to Falling Demand

• Georgia DCA: Financial Assistance for Renters and Landlords Now Available

• Georgia Archives - From Field to Mill Town: Cotton & Textile Culture in Georgia

• GaDOE: Update on Teacher and Education Support Personnel Bonus Payments

• Barberitos Celebrates National Burrito Day

• MyBankTracker Survey: Most Americans Plan to Save Their Tax Refunds

March 25, 2021

• Albany Area Chamber Foundation, Business Leaders Support Albany Crime Stoppers

• Albany Museum of Art to host Big Print Family Day on Saturday, April 17th

• Carl Vinson VA Medical Center 
Holds COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic in Albany

• Former Shiloh High School Coach hired to lead Westover Football Program

• Centers of Innovation Team up with PPE Suppliers for Company, State Progress

• Georgia Participates in $188.6 Million Multistate Settlement with Medical Device Manufacturer

• Georgia Expands COVID Vaccine Eligibility

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