News

October 22, 2020

• 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

• TCSG Awarded Additional $13M in Dislocated Worker Relief Funding

• Georgia Voters Cast 1 Million Early, In-Person Ballots

• Georgia Power Launches New Careers Website for Students as Part of Careers in Energy Week

• U.S. Department of Labor Partners with Choate Construction Co. and Associated General Contractors of Georgia to Promote Workplace Safety

• Commissioner King Awarded Meritorious Service Medal for Role in National Guard COVID-19 Response

• GDOT Aims to Combat Litter Statewide with Launch of Keep It Clean Georgia

• Synovus Announces Earnings for the Third Quarter 2020

• Deloitte: Pandemic Reveals New Ingredients Driving Growth in Fresh Food

• Surge in Remote Work Weakens Security Posture of Many U.S. Companies

• Consumers and Business Owners are Underprepared for Evolving Cyberthreats

October 20, 2020

• Albany Chamber Star Business of the Week: Flint Community Bank

• Georgia Southwestern Inducts 19 Students into Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society

• Congressman Bishop Supports Georgia Pecans and Peanuts

• Georgia Power Completes Cold Hydro Testing on Vogtle Unit 3

• AGCO Names Louisa Parker-Smith Director of Global Sustainability

• Georgia Gas Prices Hold Steady at the Pump

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