News

September 10, 2019

• Albany Museum of Art Announces Figure Drawing Class, Body Image Discussion September 11th

• Governor Kemp Names 10 Appointments to State Boards

• Hargray To Acquire Infinity Network Solutions

• Synovus Launches New Specialty Finance Division and Structured Finance Team

• Managing Director, Georgia Forward-Young Gamechangers Position Available

• RSM, Davis Love III Kick Off RSM Birdies Fore Love for First 11 Events of 2019-20 PGA TOUR Season

• Charlie Harper: Doctors & Pharmacists Seek to Block Medicaid Merger

• Fred's Has Filed for Bankruptcy and will Close its 300 Remaining Stores

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined Slightly in August

• INRIX: Shared Bikes and Scooters Could Replace Nearly 50% of Downtown Vehicle Trips

September 09, 2019

• MCLB Albany Assists in Making Marines

• First Archway Partnership Community Continues to Build on Its Successes

• AAPHC's Dr. Michael Sein Named To National Advisory Council Advising Secretary of U.S. Department Health and Human Services

• Second Harvest of South Georgia Steps into Action to Help Hurricane Dorian Evacuees

• Update: Coast Guard Detects Signs That Some of the Crew Members of Overturned Ship Are Alive

• Delta Relief Flight to Bahamas Evacuates Dorian Survivors, Delivers 4,700 Pounds of Supplies

• GMA, GCF and GDA Partner for New Podcast

• Atlanta Braves Veteran, UPS Exec among 50 'Most Influential Latinos in Georgia'

• Georgia Power Encourages Customers to Review Their Current Rate Plan during Continued Summer Heat Wave

• UPS Appoints New Chief Sustainability Officer

• Commerce Data Shows a Strong Economy

September 06, 2019

• Georgia Southwestern Sees Surge in Student Retention

• Lee County Receiving over $550 Thousand for Hurricane Michael Repairs

• Parris Island Recruits Continue Training at MCLB Albany

• Georgia Utilities Sending Lineman Crew to Hurricane Dorian Affected Areas

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