News

July 13, 2020

• Georgia Power Offers Energy-saving Tips to Help Reduce Impact of Summer Heat during COVID-19

• Voter Registration Deadline for August 11th Primary Runoff Moved to Comply with Federal Law

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: When Will the Georgia Legislature Break Up with Tax Breaks?

• Georgians are About to Pay $7.3 Billion More for Prescription Drugs

• Fast Survey Finds 66% of Americans Will Take a Pay Cut for Flexibility to Work Remotely

• Amazon’s Climate Pledge Arena Set to Change the Game Rules on Green Stadium Design

July 10, 2020

• Albany State University Suspends NCAA Competition for Fall 2020

• Albany Museum of Art Awarded Resiliency Grant by Georgia Council for the Arts

• Albany Residents Use Free Meals to Drum Up Support for Police Officers

• Lee County Rivers Alive Event Postponed

• Phoebe Reports Thursday COVID-19 Numbers

• Georgia Reports Most UI Benefits Ever Paid in One Week

• Georgia Film Industry Moves Closer to Getting Back to Business

• Georgia Releases New Broadband Maps

• Rural Georgia's Cady Bag Business Gets $5M Investment

• UnitedHealthcare Donates $1 Million to Nonprofits in Georgia

• AT&T is the Fastest Wireless Network in the Nation

• Georgia Council for the Arts Announces ‘CARES Act’ Grant Funding for 63 Nonprofit Arts Organizations

• Students Encouraged to Set Sail this Summer through Virtual Georgia 4-H Series

• The Shorter The Better: 'Quickie Trips' Are Trending As A Majority Of Americans Look To Travel This Summer With Added Precautions

• Performance Management to Increase ROI, Employee Engagement and Customer Experience

July 09, 2020

• Star Business of the Week: P.J. Fabrics

• SNCO Wives Thrift Shop at MCLB Albany Closes its Doors

• Rents in Albany Up 0.1% Since Start of Pandemic

• Frito-Lay Announces $200 Million Expansion, 120 New Jobs in Houston County

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