News

April 29, 2021

• Ford Sticking with Plans to Buy Electric Vehicle Batteries Made in Georgia

• Congressman Drew Ferguson Introduces Bill Supporting Mental Health Services

• Gov. Kemp Applauds Middle Georgia EMC Partnership to Expand Broadband in Central Georgia

• Nichols Named Interim President at Georgia Highlands College

• Beginning May 7th, Atlanta Braves to Expand Capacity to 100%

• Fast, Reliable Wi-Fi Building the Foundation for Delta’s Next-generation Onboard Experience

• Shaw Industries Releases 12th Annual Sustainability Report

• Strong Job Creation Expected Backed by Vaccination, Reopening's & Massive Fiscal Support

• Birdeye: 67% of Customer Reviews Are Now Posted On Google

• Private, Nonprofit Colleges and Universities Generate Over $590 Billion in Economic Impact Nationwide

April 28, 2021

• Albany State University Broadcast Center Provides Hands-On Experience

• South Central Georgia Land Specialist Receives National Recognition

• Westbound Lane of Oglethorpe Bridge to be Closed for Piping Work

• GreyOrange Announces Global Headquarters in Georgia

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Georgia Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker for The Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Decatur

• State Mass Vaccination Sites Shift to Johnson and Johnson Vaccine, Pfizer 2nd Doses

• 9to5 Georgia Celebrates Working Women, “I’m Every Woman” Honorees

• Bimbo QSR to Establish Valdosta Food Processing Facility

• Field Set for 2021 Peach Bowl Challenge Charity Golf Tournament

• Georgia Power Reminds Drivers to Slow Down and "Move Over" for Work Crews

• Survey: Despite Pandemic, Job Satisfaction Remains High

• Redfin Reports March Was the Hottest Month in Housing History

April 27, 2021

• Albany Area Chamber Star Business of the Week: GA Foam Solutions

• Albany Technical College Official Spring 2021 Virtual Graduation Commencement Notification

• Mother's Day Succulents Workshop set for May 8 at the Albany Museum of Art

Older Newer