News

November 11, 2018

• Dougherty Asks for FEMA Help with Private Road Debris Removal

• Admissions Team Hired for PCOM South Georgia

• Flowers Foods to Acquire Canyon Bakehouse

• Governor Deal Appoints Robyn A. Crittenden as Secretary of State

• The Home Depot Foundation Increases Commitment to $500M for Veteran Causes

• SunTrust: One in Three Boomer-Owned Businesses Expect to Transition Ownership in Next Five Years

• Autumn Upturn: Leapfrog Safety Ratings Improve in Georgia

• Southern Company Reports Third-Quarter 2018 Earnings

• UGA Economist Believes Georgia Farmers Need Financial Relief Immediately

• Complete College America Appoints Yolanda Watson Spiva as President

• USDA Announces Investments to Improve Rural Electric Infrastructure and Increase Grid Resilience

• Good News for Retailers: Consumers Plan to Spend More This Year on Holiday Gifts

• New Nationwide Survey Reveals Millennial Business Owners Focus on Retirement More Than Gen X or Baby Boomers

November 08, 2018

• Albany Technical College Signs a Pathway Memorandum of Understanding with Indiana Wesleyan University

• Dougherty County Opens Debris Site for Lee County

• 'Toys for Tots' Train Chugging along Stuart Avenue

• Fall Family Day Returns November 10th to The Albany Museum of Art

• Two Georgia Down-Ballot Races Appear Headed to Runoffs

• Georgia Construction Sector May Run Short on Workers

• Southern Company Subsidiary Sells Energy Center for $650M

• Deadline near for Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance

• Attorney General Chris Carr Wins Election to Four-year Term

• GCUA's Cailin O'Brien Wins Rising Star Award

• Survey: Majority Of Workers Comfortable Looking For New Job While Employed

• M&A Remains Key To Growth Strategy: Telecom CEOs

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