News

December 16, 2019

• Dougherty County Appoints New Director of Solid Waste

• Kids Holidays Events Coming Up at the Albany Museum of Art

• Power Rate Hike Proposal Focuses on Customers, Reliability

• Grants to Develop “Innovative” Highway Safety Programs

• Georgia Provides Local Complete Count Committee Toolkit

• The Role of Local Officials in the 2020 Census: “Count Everyone Once, Only Once and in the Right Place”

• Strong Jobs Report Bodes Well for Solid Holiday Spending and Start to 2020

• New DDI Research: 57% of Employees Quit Because of Their Boss

• Seven Top Deal-Breakers When Applying for, Accepting a Job

• 'Seasons Cheatings': AARP Survey Finds Many at Risk from Holiday Scams

• Average New-Vehicle Prices Up Only 1% Year-Over-Year on Growing Discounts and Incentives, According to Kelley Blue Book

December 13, 2019

• New Community Advocates Take Oath to Support DCSS Schools

• Phoebe Recognizes Nurses for Clinical Excellence

• Facebook's First Solar Project in the State of Georgia Now Operational in Early County

• Governor Kemp, Senators Isakson, Perdue Comment on Special Master Ruling in Water Litigation

• Georgia Farm Bureau Holds 82nd Annual Convention

• COO Kevin Blair Appointed Synovus President

• Jason Downey Unanimously Elected Vice-Chairman Of Georgia State Board Of Education

• Cumberland CID Achieves $20B Economic Impact on State of Georgia

• SunTrust Honored by Georgia Historical Society As New Georgia Business History Initiative Inductee

• Hospital Transparency Rules Approved; State Gives Update on Waiver, Grady Flooding Crisis

• USDA to Make $550M in Funding Available in 2020 to Deploy High-Speed Broadband Internet Infrastructure in Rural America

• Companies at Coworking Spaces Don't Take Much Time Off for the Holidays

December 12, 2019

• Dougherty County Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Radium Springs Road Resurfacing Project Thursday

• New Additions to Chehaw Festival of Lights

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