News

March 12, 2020

• PCOM South Georgia Hiring Part-time Patient Actors

• Kerry Group to Expand in Floyd County, Invest $125M

• Gov. Kemp Requests $100 Million in State Funds to Combat COVID-19

• UPS Board Appoints Carol Tomé As CEO; David Abney to Be Executive Chairman

• Medline Industries, Inc. to Create 150 Jobs, Invest $70M in Bryan County

• Finalists Selected for the 2020 TAG FinTech South Innovation Challenge

• Undergraduate Students Head out on the Second Annual Great Commitments Student Tour of Georgia

• Senator David Perdue Introduces Georgian In Senate Confirmation Hearing for DOD Post

• Nominations Now Open for 2020 Renaissance and Starr Awards

• MSPs Turn to Cybersecurity, IoT to Expand Their Service Portfolios, New CompTIA Report Finds

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined in February

March 11, 2020

• New Hotel Proposed for Mule Barn in Downtown Albany

• Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Pacing toward Natural Disaster Recovery

• Albany City Commission Looks to Create Changes to Meeting Schedule

• Angelini Pharma Acquires ThermaCare From GSK

• State February Net Tax Revenues Up 4.2%

• A Whirlwind Day of Coronavirus Developments in Georgia

• Leadercast Women 2020 to Feature Abby Wambach and Five More World-Leading Women

• Charlie Harper: Legislative Priorities Becoming Clear; Economic Outlook Cloudy

• Hope for the Future: Connecting with the Next Generation of Leaders

• New National Vote Early Day Announced To Drive Voter Turnout

• USDA Secretary Perdue: “If Schools Are Closed, We Are Going to do Our Very Best to Make Sure Kids Are Fed”

• U.S. Auto Dealers Remain Optimistic About U.S. Economy, Concerned Over Political Climate, Election Season

March 10, 2020

• ACCG Awards GCIP Grant for Disaster Recovery Project to Dougherty County

• Albany Museum of Art is Accepting Applications for 2020 Summer Art Camp Teachers

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