News

March 16, 2021

• Carlton Construction Academy Reopens After Hurricane Michael Damage

• Phoebe and ABAC Sign Agreement To Increase Nursing Graduates

• Dougherty Board Declares District 2 Seat Vacant

• Albany State University 2020-2021 USG Leadership Fellows

• $277 Million in New Federal Coronavirus Relief Funding to GDOT for Rural Projects

• Governor Kemp Names 21 Appointments to State Boards

• InComm Payments Expands Presence in Columbus, Georgia

• Executive Search For Destination Marketing Organization Professional to Lead Explore Newnan-Coweta

• Report: Georgia has 6th Most Real Estate Agents Per Capita

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: COVID-19: What a Difference a Year Made

• Georgia Gas Prices Increases at the Pump

• Selective Survey Finds Majority Of Small Businesses Lack Cyber Insurance Coverage

• Americans Spending More Time Managing Savings, According to CIT Bank Survey

March 15, 2021

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• Albany State University Student Displays Artwork at 2021 NBA All-Star Game

• Albany Technical College Turns 60. The 60th Anniversary Celebration Will Begin this Month

• Georgia Administers Over 2.5 Million Doses, Two-Thirds of Seniors Vaccinated

• Trucker Shortage Creates Georgia Employment Opportunities with New Training Facility

• Vance Bell Transitions to Executive Chairman of Shaw Industries

• National Solar Appreciation Day a Great Time for Georgia Power Customers to Explore Solar Offerings

• UGA Reclaims No. 1 Spot for New Products to Market

• Technology Association of Georgia Names Liger Partners Marketing Agency of the Year

• Study Shows Community Exposure as Greatest Risk of COVID-19 Infection in Health Care Workers, Not Health Care Setting

• Nearly 40% of Millennials are Comfortable Buying a Home Online

• BBVA Research Publishes Economic Analysis: Solid Employment Figures Show the Recovery is on Track

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