News

June 08, 2020

• Albany Museum of Art Plans to Reopen to Public July 17th

• Congressman Sanford Bishop Addresses Concerns on Economic Recovery

• How Georgia’s Unemployment Benefits Have Changed During The Pandemic

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation - COVID-19: Spanish Flu 2.0

• Attorney General Carr Works to Expose Illegal Robocallers

• USDA Approves Program to Feed Kids in Georgia

• Senator David Perdue Connects With Georgians In All 159 Counties

• May's Job Report Beat Expectations, Reflecting Reopening of Economy

June 05, 2020

• Phoebe Reaches Important COVID-19 Milestone

• The Salvation Army Thrift Store Permanently Closes in Albany

• Study: the Places in Georgia With the Most Purchasing Power

• Anthem Reaffirms Commitment to Consumers, Care Providers and Communities during COVID-19 Pandemic

• Senator Perdue Announces 2020 Service Academy Appointments

• Georgia Society of Professional Engineers: Rippling Supply Chain Disruptions

• Senator Loeffler Praises Senate Passage of Legislation Expanding Flexibility for PPP Loans

• Health Centers Serving Poor Feel Virus Impact, Voice Concern about Effect on Patients

June 04, 2020

• DWS Senior Yash Jani Selected as Recipient of the 2020 Julian & Jan Hester Memorial Scholarship

• Dougherty High Wins Region Student Ambassador Competition

• USG Students Made Academic Progress in Spring 2020 Despite COVID-19

• Georgia Senators Express Concern Over Delayed ABMS Report

• AG Carr Leads 23-State Effort to Protect Georgia Property Owners & Defend New WOTUS Rule

• Commissioner King Deployed in National Guard Capacity

• Food Lion to Expand its Store Network with Acquisition of 62 Stores Across the Carolinas and Georgia

• Survey: 77% of HR Leaders Expect More Teleworking, Even One Year After COVID-19

June 03, 2020

• MCLB Albany Fire & Emergency Services Receives CFAI Accreditation

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