News

March 26, 2021

• 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

• Sterling Seacrest Partners, Inc. and Pritchard & Jerden Announce Merger Plans to Form Sterling Seacrest Pritchard

• AGCO Releases 2020 Sustainability Report

• Publix Pharmacy Opens Appointments for COVID‑19 Vaccinations in Georgia

• Study: 85 Percent of CFOs Expect Digitization to Improve Cash Flow, Profitability and Revenue

• US Consumers Eager to Return to Stadiums Provided Certain Changes are Implemented

March 24, 2021

• Three Dog Night Returning to Albany in October

• 3rd Annual Andrew College Arts Around the Square this Saturday

• Southwest Georgia Unemployment Rate Drops in January

• 2021 TEDxAtlanta Speaker Lineup Announced

• Farm Passport Program Helps Georgians Discover Georgia Agriculture

• Sens. Ossoff & Warnock Call on Office of Management & Budget to Reject Change That Could Reduce Local Funding

• Small Ga. Businesses Still Struggling to Navigate Federal Relief Loans

• Fewer Rural Students Applying to Medical School

• One Year Since Start of COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Reveals Critical Role of Food & Ag Sectors In Feeding The Economy

• New Cisco Research Reveals Collaboration, Cloud, and Security are IT's Top Challenges

March 23, 2021

• Cakery Continues to Fill Orders Despite Damage

• Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Receives 2019 Secretary of the Navy Safety Excellence Award

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