News

July 22, 2019

• Mobile Health Care for Kids Takes Another Step

• AG Chris Carr: Illegal Credit Repair Operation to Pay $1M Penalty

• Senator David Perdue Meets With Joint Chiefs Chairman Nominee, General Mark Milley

• US Consumers Expecting to Pay More for 5G Smartphones; Excited for Rollout of 5G

• Realtor Survey Shows Decline in Foreign Investment in U.S. Residential Real Estate

July 19, 2019

• Gregory Elder Named Chief of Police for Albany State University

• Dawson City Manager Search Narrows Down to 3

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Second Quarter Results

• Georgia Sets Jobs Record in June

• GDOT Conducting Public Survey to Identify Statewide Transit Needs and Priorities

• University System of Georgia Receives National Exceptional Agency Award of Excellence

• United States Election Assistance Commission Releases Report on 2018 Election, Georgia Data Disproves Claims of Voter Suppression

• Deloitte Briefs State Advisory Group on Health Care Waiver Effort

• Bitcoin Company Building New 'Mining' Facility in Northwest Georgia

• DBHDD Partners with UGA School of Social Work

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined in June

• USDA Has More Than $400M Still Available for Renewable Energy System and Energy Efficiency Loan Guarantees

July 18, 2019

• Monthly Campus Tours Planned Through the End of the Year
 at Albany Technical College

• Albany State University Continues to Realign Athletics Programs

• Albany Museum of Art ChalkFest Returns October 5th

• Thomas University Welcomes Carla Turner as New Director of Development

• Aflac Inc. Agrees to Acquire Florida-based Dental and Vision Benefits Provider

• Variotech to Establish North American Headquarters in Atlanta

• Sen. Isakson Hospitalized After Suffering Fractured Ribs During Fall at D.C. Apartment

• Interview with Economic Development COO Bert Brantley

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