News

August 23, 2018

• Albany’s Unemployment Rate Falls in July

• School Systems Look to Technology to Help Develop Leaders

• New Company Breaks Ground in Pelham

• MCPD Albany Praises Officers for Heroic Actions, Longevity

• Colony Bankcorp, Inc. Declares Third Quarter Dividend

• Governor Deal Appoints Sarah Hawkins Warren to Supreme Court of Georgia

• State Senate Study Committee Explores Challenges, Benefits of Hartsfield-Jackson Takeover Idea

• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia to Change Brand Name to Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield

• Georgia's New Inland Terminal Open for Business

• UGA New Materials Institute to Test First Fully Biodegradable Plastic Straw

• DraftKings Gears up for the First Football Season with Legal Sports Betting

• Amazon's Next Move: Managing Your Money?

• Existing-Home Sales Slip 0.7% in July

August 22, 2018

• Watson Spence Partner Earns Coveted Master’s Degree in Health Law

• Lee County School System Proposes Millage Rate Increase

• AT&T Contribution Supports Yes I Can! Scholars Program at TU

• Charlie Harper: Economic Development Is Not Just About Atlanta

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce Announces Endorsements of Statewide Candidates

• States Move Quickly to Tap into Money for Election Security

• Chick-fil-A Denies Existence of 'Secret Menu'

• Elixir Extrusions Announces Second Expansion in Douglas-Coffee County

• Commission Verifies Expenses for Georgia Power’s 18th Nuclear Plant Vogtle Construction Monitoring Report

• Shaw Industries Among 50 Best Companies to Sell For

• New Construction Starts in July Slide 9%

• Job Satisfaction, Productivity Linked To Physical Workspace

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