News

April 16, 2021

• Albany State Receives Home Depot Campus Beautification Grant

• Dougherty County Commissioners Discuss Status of Dilapidated Gas Station

• Lee County Certified as a "Broadband Ready" Community

• Phoebe Reminds Community of National Healthcare Decisions Day

• Georgia Port Authority's March Container Trade Leaps 48%

• TeamViewer to Open Atlanta Office to Support Enterprise Software Customer Growth

• New Georgia COVID-19 Data Adds Important Local Dimension to National Tracking Tool

• Hank Huckaby, Former University System of Georgia Chancellor, Dies

• Georgia-Pacific Bucket Brigade Program Announced

• The Home Depot Announces Winners of Retool Your School Historically Black Colleges and Universities Grant Program

• EY Report: Liquidity-fueled IPO Markets Break Records in Q1 202

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pensions Near 'Full Funding,' with Funded Ratio Up to 98.4% in March

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity Continues To Increase Despite Government Moratorium

April 15, 2021

• County Commissioners Select Location for Albany Tennis Center

• Albany Technical College Recognizes 64 Area High School Dual Enrollment Graduates

• Addressing Health Disparities in South Georgia: PCOM Faculty Focus on Winston Price, MD

• Technology Association of Georgia Announces Full Agenda for the Georgia Technology Summit

• Executive Search for Carroll Tomorrow President and Chief Executive Officer Underway

• Charlie Harper: Tuition Frozen, But Student Loans Still A Problem

• 2 In 5 GA Small Businesses See Lower February Sales: Facebook​​

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Georgia Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker for Historic Springfield Central High School

• Global Consumer Confidence Hits Record High

• Rents Grow Faster for the First Time in Eight Months

• Monthly Employer Job Posting Data Shows Demand for Tech Talent Spanning All 50 States, CompTIA Analysis Finds

April 14, 2021

• County Commissioners Review Agreement for Government Building

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