News

August 28, 2020

• Albany’s Labor Force Increases in July

• City Commissioners Set to Vote on Making Masks Mandatory in Albany

• Burlington Stores Opens New Location in Albany this Fall

• Albany State University Waives Test Score Requirement for 2021

• GDOL Implements New Benefits and Tools to Combat Fraud

• Approximately 100 Georgia Power Personnel and Crews Head to Baton Rouge to Assist with Storm Restoration

• GAE President Lisa Morgan: An Open Letter to Georgia Families

• Commissioner Tim Echols' 10th Annual Georgia Clean Energy Roadshow Goes Virtual

• First Lady, Tyler Perry, GRACE Commission Release Human Trafficking PSA

• Albany Area Chamber-led Campaign Supports Safety, Expands Business Resources

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Hosts Tele-town Hall Helping Military Families Protect their Finances during Coronavirus

• Liability Shields: Half of Georgians Believe Employers Should Be Liable for Covid-19 Lawsuits, Finds Study

• Walmart Joins Talks to Buy TikTok

• Nearly 86% of Homeowners Say They Are Prepared for Hurricane Season, but Covid-19 Brings New Challenges

• Global Smart Home Market: Insights & Forecast with Potential Impact of COVID-19

August 27, 2020

• Phoebe Recognized Again for Excellence in Stroke Care

• Dougherty County Board of Commissioners Holds State Delegation Appreciation Event Thursday

• Albany Police Given Green Light for New School Zone Monitoring System

• THE ALBANY SOUTHWEST GEORGIAN Newspaper and the Second Mount Zion Baptist Church Youth Ministry Announce Mask Giveaway

• Technical College System of Georgia Recognized as Only Purple Heart System in Nation

• GMA Launches Mask Up Georgia’s Cities Campaign

• UPS Announces Executive Leadership Team Changes

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Ports Now Number One For Exports

• Georgia Tourism Summit Going Virtual on September 2nd

• Georgia Power Stresses Summer Savings with Energy Efficiency

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