News

August 05, 2020

• Parent Company of Men’s Wearhouse Files for Bankruptcy

• Prices of Affordable Homes Jumped 5.5% During the Pandemic

August 04, 2020

• Albany Area Chamber Star Business of the Week: Moss and Brannan Orthodontics

• Phoebe Reports Monday COVID-19 Numbers

• Southwest Georgia Farm Credit Names Credit Leasing Manager

• Events Happening at Flint RiverQuarium This Month

• MCLB Albany Child Development Center Gets New Playground

• Synovus Makes $1 Million Contribution to UNCF, Names Scholarship Fund in Honor of State Representative Calvin Smyre

• Georgia Gas Prices Decrease Slightly at the Pump

• The Home Depot Opening Three New Distribution Centers in Georgia

• Georgia Council for the Arts Accepting Grant Funding Applications

• Georgia Launches State/Local Partnership to Connect Students to the Internet

• Charlie Harper: Get Over it. Wear A Mask.

• Shaw Industries Publishes 2019 Sustainability Report, Advances sustain[HUMAN]ability Efforts

• Truist Securities Created by Combination of SunTrust Robinson Humphrey and BB&T Capital Markets

• US DOL Hosts Virtual Event to Encourage Recruiting, Retaining Veterans

• Study: HR Professionals Focus on Strategy, Productivity, and Technology Amid New Challenges

August 03, 2020

• Albany Tech’s In-Person Real Estate Pre-License Course is Now Offered in a Virtual Classroom Format

• ASU Resumes Normal Hours Monday, August 3rd

• Dougherty County Announces Proposed Property Tax Increase for the Countywide District

• Congressman Bishop Supports Second FY21 Minibus Appropriations Bill

• PCOM Georgia's Doctor of Pharmacy and Graduate Students Mark Commencement

• Windstream and Colquitt EMC Partner to Expand Kinetic Broadband Access

• Ahead of Hurricane Isaias, Officials Urge Vigilance

• Rural Hospitals Face COVID Challenges of Patient Transfers, Staffing

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