News

October 26, 2018

• Carr Encourages Georgians to Participate in National Drug Take Back Day October 27th

• Georgia Historical Society Receives $500,000 Award from The Delta Air Lines Foundation

• Georgia Power Offers Safety Tips as Cooler Weather Approaches

• Most Small Businesses Operating Without a 2018 Budget

• Deloitte Survey: Artificial Intelligence Delivers, but Missteps Can Yield 'Bridges to Nowhere'

October 25, 2018

• Albany City Commissioners Pass $6.5M LED Light Upgrade

• Albany Sets Job Records in September

• Expert: Georgia Quail Hunting to Take Big Hit from Hurricane Michael Damage

• Albany Housing Authority Helps Feed Community

• Renasant Q3 Earnings Surpass Estimates

• ATC Fresh Entry Level Workforce Certificates Will Be a Stepping Stone to a Better Future

• Southern Company Named by Forbes as One of the World's Best Employers

• Georgia's Major Timber Loss from Michael Will Impact State for Years to Come

• Medical Association of Georgia Swears in New President

• SEWON America to Create 100 Jobs in Troup County

• Sen. Isakson Receives Top Honor from National Guard Association for Commitment to Veterans

• UPS 3Q18 Earnings Per Share Up More Than 20%

• GDOL Offices All Open

• AGC Georgia Hosts Skills Challenge for High School Students Throughout Georgia

• Security Ranks as Number One eCommerce Priority for US SMBs

• U.S. Wage Growth Accelerated to 3.5% Annually; Large Firms are the Stellar Performers at 4.8%

October 24, 2018

• Early Voter Turnout High in Dougherty County

• Colony Bank Completes Purchase of Branch Office in Albany Along with Additional Land

• Dougherty County Government Center Renovations

• Chehaw Reopens on a Limited Basis after Hurricane Michael

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