News

July 08, 2020

• Dougherty County Board of Commissioners Increases Minimum Wage

• Albany Technical College’s Practical Nursing Program 
Granted Candidacy Status

• Dr. Liz Wilson Retires as Dean of GSW College of Business and Computing after 30 Years of Dedication

• Flint RiverQuarium to Reopen on July 10th

• Residential Apartment Brand ‘Common’ to Establish Second Headquarters in Atlanta, Create 274 Jobs

• Atlanta Braves Announce 2020 Regular-Season Schedule

• ‘How Clean will the Air Be on My Next Flight?’ Hear it from a Medical Expert

• Charlie Harper: Finding America Starts At Home

• Senator Loeffler Announces $2.1M for Georgia Veterans Organizations

• AG Carr Echoes Significance of Georgia DPH Report on Rise in Overdoses

• Georgia Archives' July Virtual Lunch and Learn Presentation

• New Federal Reserve Survey Shows Pandemic's Economic Impact

• Tech Job Gains Confirm Pockets of Strength in Recovering Labor Market

July 07, 2020

• Dr. Anthony Parker: Improving Access to Technical Education in Southwest Georgia

• ASU Center for Educational Opportunity: Virtual Series

• Phoebe Reports Monday COVID-19 Numbers

• Georgia "Grow to Go" Event Helps Farmers During Pandemic

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Legislature Acts to Increase Transparency in Drug Pricing

• Georgia Chamber and Levee Studios Spearhead COVID-19 Workforce Certification Program

• Governor Kemp Declares State of Emergency, Authorizes 1,000 Troops to Protect Georgians

• Application Open for Third Round of Rural Education Fund Grants

• GBI COPS $2.5M in Grants to Fight Drug Distribution

• GMA President: The Future of Our Cities Requires a New Kind of Investment

• Two Months after Reopen, Georgia Economy Rests on Still-Shaky Consumer

• Georgia Pump Price Holds Steady

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