News

April 03, 2019

• Public Works Gets New Telephone Number for Customers

• Albany Star Business of the Week: The American Peanut Shellers Association

• Mercer University School of Medicine Receives $5.5M Federal Grant to Combat Maternal and Infant Mortality in Rural Georgia

• TCSG Unveils Mobile Welding Lab at State Capitol

• Georgia Power Recognized Nationally as a Utility That is "Easiest to Do Business With"

• Georgia's Pecan Industry at Crossroads

• Lanier Islands’ Legacy Golf Course Takes Aim at Becoming Best Resort Course in Georgia

• The UPS Foundation Mobilizes Its Disaster Relief Network By Land, Sea And Air To Support Cyclone And Flooding Relief Efforts

• How to Avoid Becoming a #YouToo Employer

• Senator David Perdue Honored By National Guard Youth Challenge Program

• Amazon's Next Push into Grocery Biz Faces Stout Headwinds, Expert Says

• Small Business Hiring Declines in March; Wage Growth Remains Steady

• Auto Loan Interest Rates Hit 10-Year High, According to Edmunds Analysis

April 02, 2019

• Albany Man Contends for Ward 6 Commission Seat

• Dougherty County Hires Financial Adviser

• Colony Bank Promotes Michael Harris to Market President for Moultrie

• Debris Removal Complete in Lee County

• Ag Chris Carr Celebrates April as Financial Literacy Month in Georgia

• Senator David Perdue Sounds Off on Congress’ Failure To Pass Disaster Relief

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• Thank a Lineman in April for Their Hard Work and Dedication

• Georgia Southern University Welcomes Dr. Kyle Marrero as its 14th President

• AAA: Georgia Gas Prices Rise Again

• Kellogg Company Reaches Agreement to Sell Keebler Cookies and Related Businesses to Ferrero

• Rep. Tommy Benton Announces House Passage of Senate Bill 68

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