News

May 18, 2021

• SOWEGA Council on Aging Drive Thru Health Fair

• State Board of Education Member Dr. David "Butch" Mosely to Host 2nd District Public Hearings

• AGCO Agriculture Foundation Presents Second Annual Award and $50,000 Grant to Global Animal Partnership

• AT&T’s WarnerMedia & Discovery, Inc. Creating Standalone Company

• Capitol Recap: Georgia to End Federal Payments to Jobless of $300 a Week

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: National Charter Schools Week a Reminder Georgia Has Much to Celebrate, More to Do

• Southeastern Grocers Enhances Loyalty Program With “rewards Boosters”

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity Declines As Government Moratorium Passes One-Year Mark

• Survey: Generation Z and Millennials Lead the Way as Financial Progress, Security and Confidence Increase

• New Hiring in IT Services and Manufacturing Paces US Tech Industry Employment Growth, CompTIA Report Finds

May 17, 2021

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• Albany State University Offers 2021 Summer Camps

• Report: Georgia Business Environment Receives Top Ranking

• Relief Coming for Georgia Drivers with Restart of Colonial Pipeline; Pump Prices Up

• GaDOE Awarding Over $14 Million in L4GA Literacy Grants to School Districts

• Governor Kemp Signs Bills Supporting Georgia’s Agriculture Industry

• GPB: Pipeline Cyberattack Serves As Wake-Up Call To Protect Infrastructure

• TAG Fintech Society Names 2021 ADVANCE Award Finalists

• Clark Atlanta University Receives $3 Million From Tucker, GA Based Business For New Entrepreneurial Center

• IT Employment Rises Above Year Ago Levels For First Time Since 2019

• KAYAK's 2021 Travel Hacker Guide Reveals Emerging Hotspots for Summer Travel

• Study Finds 75% of Small Business 401(k) Plans Pay Hidden Fees

May 14, 2021

• Dougherty Fresh and Community Partners to Hold Spring Festival Saturday at Riverfront Park

• COVID-19 Vaccines Now Available For Ages 12 and Older

• Get to Know: Joanne Jones, MBA PCOM South Georgia Campus Officer

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