News

October 22, 2018

• Mid-sized Businesses Want Security Embedded in the Network

October 19, 2018

• SBA Expands Disaster Assistance for Businesses and Residents & Opens Business Recovery Centers

• Attorney General Chris Carr in Albany to Discuss Price Gouging

• Resident Guide Available, Offering Critical Information as People Continue to Recover from Hurricane Michael

• Dougherty County Enforces Strict Rules for Storm Clean-up Service Verification

• W. Gordon Ave. Harveys Supermarket Closing Permanently

• Albany Chain Gang in Need of Volunteers following Michael

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Higher Third Quarter Earnings

• Dougherty County Schools to Restart October 22nd

• Mega Millions Surges to a Record $970M, Combines with Powerball for $1.4B in Jackpot Prizes

• Insured Losses from Hurricane Michael Expected to Exceed $250M

• Rural Hospital Tax Credits Reopened

• Chick-fil-A to Open New Restaurant Prototype in Nashville and Louisville

• Superintendent Woods: It's Time to Lift up, instead of Label, Our Schools

• Zac Brown Band Performs At Camp Southern Ground's 7th Annual Night Of Candles Benefit Concert

• SunTrust Foundation Awards $2.7M in Grants to Winners of the 2018 Lighting the Way Awards

• Bank of America Announces Support for Communities, Clients after Hurricane Michael

• Sen. Isakson Applauds Passage of Water Resources Bill

• Number of Real Estate Teams are Growing, NAR Survey Finds

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in September

October 18, 2018

• ASU Cuts Back on Homecoming Events Due to Hurricane Michael

• GDOT Makes State Routes Safe, Focuses on Local Roads

• VP Pence Visits Expo

• For the Third Year in a Row, Georgia Students Surpass National Average on ACT

• Georgia Farmers Struggling in Wake of Hurricane Michael

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