News

August 15, 2019

• Delta Provides 100 Flights to Help Survivors, Commits Additional $1.5M to U.S. National Human Trafficking Hotline

• Sen. Bruce Thompson Announces Hospital Cybersecurity Report

• Intermodal Cargo Up 10.5% in Savannah

• GDOT Communications Team Brings Home Top National Honors

• Georgia Power Offers Tips and Information to Help Customers during Summer Heat Wave

• Senator David Perdue Visits with Rural Health Care Providers in South Georgia

• EY Study: AI Important to a Company's Success, but Lack of Skilled Personnel Remains a Barrier

August 14, 2019

• Dougherty County Commissioners Working to Improve Parks in the County

• Albany Technical College to Hold Information Sessions on Health Care Programs August 15th

• Albany Museum of Art High School and College Writing Competition Opens August 24th

• HPS Papa John’s to Better Serve Customers with U-Haul

• TU Program Named to List of Best Online Counseling Programs

• Governor Kemp Appoints 21 to State Boards

• Entrepreneurial Visionary Robert Wright to Receive the GMSDC’s Blue Legend Award

• Senator David Perdue: We Need To Protect The Free-Enterprise System

• Speaker Ralston Announces House of Representatives to Begin Work on AFY 2020 & FY 2021 State Budgets

• Georgia Health Insurers Holding the Line on Premiums Next Year

• GDOT Replaces 24 Local Bridges in 24 Counties in 2 Years

• Sen. Isakson Recognizes ‘Merrill’s Marauders’ on 75th Anniversary of Group’s Disbanding

• Home Values Reach Highest Point Since January 2007, While Owner Perceptions Continue to Improve

August 13, 2019

• Leadership Albany Upcoming Class of 2020 Announced

• Four Hospitalists Join Phoebe Physicians

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Sleep Number

• For Third Year in a Row, ASU Experiences Significant Demand for on Campus Housing

• July Net State Tax Revenues Up 3.1%

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