News

October 23, 2020

• The Nature Conservancy & Open Space Institute Move Historic Cabin Bluff Property Closer to Permanent Protection with Sale of Waterfront Compound to Florida Church

• Home Delivery of Alcohol Getting a Test Run in Georgia

• Georgia Power Employees have Raised More than $2 Million in Support of Cancer Research

• Charlie Harper: PSC Record Is One Of Stability With Eye On Future

• Georgia Chamber Endorses Senator David Perdue for Re-Election

• September Startup Sentiment Index Shows Highest Intent Ever of Business Startups Planned 3 Months Out

• Existing-Home Sales Soar 9.4% to 6.5 Million in September

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Increased in September

October 22, 2020

• Still No Decision on Home Delivery of Alcohol in the City of Albany

• Artesian Alliance Hosting New Boo at the Zoo Event

• Phoebe to Host Drug Take Back Event October 24th

• Georgia Company Creating 100% Biodegradable Spirits Bottle for Bacardi

• Governor Kemp Names 23 Appointments to State Boards

• ABA Elects Georgia Banker as New ABA Chairman

• UPS’s Leadership in Corporate Citizenship Recognized Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

• Secretary Raffensperger Announces Safe, Secure, and Accessible Elections Task Force

• Attorney General Chris Carr: Georgia Part of Google Lawsuit on Violation of Antitrust Laws

• Four Key CEO Practices can Increase Corporate Value, S&P Global Market Report Finds

• Examining COVID-19's Impact on Consumers' Personal Finances Through Three-Part Survey Series

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Jumped 6.7% in September

October 21, 2020

• Phoebe Pharmacy Honored for Outstanding Response to COVID-19

• Rep. Greene Commends Opening of Rural Health Clinic in Clay County, Touts State Funding to Expand Rural Health Care Facilities

• Albany Native Writes Book to Cope with Pandemic Stress

• Albany Museum of Art to Host Young Wizards Party on Oct. 24th

• Gas South to Acquire Infinite Energy

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