News

April 12, 2019

• UPS Capital Suite Of Shipping Insurance APIs Helps Smaller Businesses Access Coverage Through TMS Software

• Brasfield & Gorrie Honored by National Construction Organization

• Cyber Risk Assessment for U.S. Businesses Holds Steady for First Quarter of 2019

• Nearly 80% of Small Businesses Are Confident They Understand SEO Best Practices

April 11, 2019

• Albany Technical College Features a Spring Career Fair Thursday with over 50 Employers Attending from the Southwest Georgia Area

• Albany Star Business of the Week: The Hughston Clinic

• County Officials Working to Make Changes to Public Hearing Signs

• Lee Co. Public Works Crews Done with Debris Pick-up, Back to Normal Duties

• Political Newcomer Quincy Smith Announces Mayoral Run

• Governor Kemp: "We Will Not Stand Down until Congress Stands Up for Our Farmers."

• Dematic to Establish Global Headquarters in Fulton County

• In Memoriam: GMA's Mike Starr 1949–2019

• Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products Leader Kathy Walters to Retire

• Southern Company First-quarter Earnings to be Released May 1st

• Nearly 80% of People Use Shopping Apps While at Home, and Most Use Them Frequently - At Least 2-5 Times a Week

• Owner Perception of Home Values Dropped 50% in March, According to Quicken Loans Study

• Solid Job Growth at Present, but More Evidence of a Slowdown in the Coming Months

April 10, 2019

• 4C Academy Teacher Serves as Pillar of Support for Her Students

• Dougherty County Prepares for 2020 Census

• GDOL and Grady EMS Host Job Fair April

• National Victims Rights Week Recognized in Albany-Dougherty County This Week

• Match Day Brings Doctors to Southwest Georgia

• Southwest Georgia Farmers Wait in Pain as Storm Aid Stalls in Congress

• OS National to Expand Headquarters Operations, Create More Than 1,000 Jobs in Gwinnett County

• Georgia Student Finance Commission Board Confirms New Agency President

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