News

June 25, 2019

• NSF Invests $4M in Big Data for Southern United States

• Synovus Announces Commencement of Preferred Stock Public Offering

• Georgia Cities Recognized for Adopting Ethics Ordinances

• Georgia Power Offers Safety Tips for Lightning Safety Awareness Week

• Senior Housing Wealth Reaches Record $7.14 Trillion

• Experian: Women Are More Likely Than Men to Rely on Personal Credit to Finance Their Business

• More Signs of a Slowdown in Employment Growth

June 24, 2019

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• E-commerce, a New Degree Program, Addresses the Needs 
of the Business Community at Albany Tech

• Dougherty County Moves Forward with Replacing Road Signs following Hurricane Michael

• Young Artists' Market Set for June 28 at AMA

• Phoebe Recognized as Pinnacle Level Practice

• Why Georgia Looks to South Korea for New Jobs

• Members of the League of Southeastern Credit Unions and Georgia Credit Union League Vote to Approve Consolidation

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Urge Removal of Tariffs on Imported Cranes Used at Georgia’s Ports

• Commentary: Healthcare Works When the Price is Right

• Georgia Campuses Debate Value of ‘Closed’ Presidential Job Hunts

• Amerigroup Georgia is Improving Lives and Communities by Offering Additional Benefits for Families with Children

• Commercial Construction Index Shows Surge in New Business Confidence

• HOME Survey: More Say Now Is a Good Time to Sell a Home

June 21, 2019

• Mark's Melon Patch in Full Summer Swing

• Sylvester Hires New City Manager

• Phoebe Continues to Raise Bar in Stroke Care

• Georgia’s Unemployment Claims Falls Again in May

• Georgia Won’t Hold Presidential Primary on Super Tuesday

Older Newer