News

May 17, 2019

• DOT Tentatively Approves New Delta Service between Haneda and Five U.S. Cities

• Hitachi Automotive Systems America to Expand in Walton County

• Sproutel Co-founder and CEO to Speak at JBLF 2019 June 11th

• Get Creative this Summer! Ossabaw Island Summertime Creative Trips

• Artist Ross Rossin Honored by Georgia Historical Society with John Macpherson Berrien Award

• Sen. Isakson Reintroduces Bipartisan Legislation to Help More Students Earn Degrees

• VA Launches Community-focused Public Health Model to Prevent Veteran Suicide

• AG Chris Carr Warns Consumers about Timeshare Resale Scam

• Economy Expected to Slow Through Remainder of 2019, Despite Strong First Quarter Growth

May 16, 2019

• Albany's Mayor Hubbard Talks 2020 Census

• ASU Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Sheree Dickenson, Assistant Professor, RN to BSN program

• Lee County Refiles for Certificate of Need Extension

• Albany Middle Student Wins First Place In National Math Competition

• Lt. Governor Duncan & Speaker Ralston Announce Appointments to Freight & Logistics Commission

• Is this the Best Chocolate Chip Cookie in Georgia?

• APICS-Atlanta, GMA, and Georgia Hispanic Chamber Partner to Educate Elementary Students About End-to-End Supply Chain Opportunities

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Recognize National Police Week, Honor Georgia Officers Killed in Line of Duty

• UGA Startup Gateway Generates $531M in Economic Value

• New Research Reveals 86% of Companies Plan to Increase IT Transformation Investment Over Next Five Years

• The Majority of Americans Lack Significant Understanding of 529 Plans, According to New Edward Jones Study

• Are Hybrid Appraisals Becoming the New Normal In Real Estate Transactions?

May 15, 2019

• Taxpayers Can Apply for Tax Credit By Supporting Rural Hospitals

• Albany State Dual Enrolled Students Graduate with Degree, High School Diploma

• Brandon Waters Named 2019 GSW Outstanding Scholar

• Andrew College Announces Launch of the Summer Bridge Program

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