News

January 10, 2019

• AG Carr Announces Lawsuit Against Opioid Manufacturers and Distributors

• GSU Study: Rare-Earth Elements Discovered In Georgia Kaolin Mines

• Kabbage Data Reveals One-Third of Successful Small Businesses Started with Less Than $5,000

• Online Labor Demand Increased in December

• Higher Education Employment Growth Slows Despite Increase in Job Postings

• 2019 Outlook: Housing Affordability Concerns are Expected to Increase

January 09, 2019

• New Development Coming to the Old K-Mart Lot

• Albany Advocacy Resource Center Names DeAnna Julian Executive Director

• Dougherty County to Continue Debris Removal

• Albany Museum of Art Has Call for Docents on Saturday

• December State Tax Revenues Down -4.5%

• Representative Jay Powell Named Chairman of the House Rules Committee

• Governor Deal Reappoints Six to State Boards

• Flu Statistics Worrisome in Georgia, But It’s Too Early to Predict Impact

• Crittenden Names Raffensperger to SAFE Commission

• UGA-bred Blueberry Plants Now Grow across the Globe

• Kaiser, Emory Say Their Alliance is Already Showing Good Results

• Frank Windsor Named President of Rinnai America Corporation

• Redfin Survey: Gen-Xers & Older Millennials Believe Stocks are a Better Investment than Real Estate

• CEO Confidence Declined in Q4

January 08, 2019

• McCoy Named Dougherty County Administrator

• Forquímica to Create 80 Jobs in Colquitt County

• Hurricane Michael Debris Pickup Deadline for Second Pass Scheduled

• Thomas University Art Gallery to Feature Work of Chris Johnson

• Chick-fil-A Testing 3 am Closing Time Near College Campus

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