News

November 26, 2018

• Phoebe Foundation Announces 2018 Lights of Love Tree Lighter

• Albany Sets Job Records in October

• Albany Technical College Signs a Lease Agreement with SouthernAG Carriers to Help Answer the Truck Driver Shortage

• Holiday Won't Stop These Volunteers

• The USG and the U.S. Department of Labor Collaborate on Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Program

• Long Time Commissioner Doug Everett Announces Retirement, Governor Appoint to Jason Shaw

• Governor Deal Signs Hurricane Relief Package

• President Trump Touts Senate Accomplishments for Veterans

• 150-ton Shield Building Panels Placed at Vogtle 3 & 4 Buclear expansion

• Toyo Tire North America to Create More Than 150 Jobs in Bartow County

• GAgives on #GivingTuesday: Our State's Annual Giving Day is November 27th

• AG Chris Carr Encourages Consumers to Spend Wisely and Protect Themselves This Holiday Season

• Georgia United Credit Union Wins National Award for School Crashers Program

• Habitat Passes 22 Million People Served

• Small Businesses Face Growing Retirement Crisis

• Owner and Appraiser Opinions Nearing Alignment as Home Value Growth Slows

November 16, 2018

• Phoebe Opens OB/GYN Emergency Department

• Albany Rescue Mission Seeks Donations ahead of Thanksgiving Dinner for Homeless

• Sidewalk Improvements Coming to Palmyra Road

• Rivers Alive Set for Saturday on the Flint River

• House Passes Amended Budget to Address Impacts of Hurricane Michael

• TCSG Celebrates National Apprenticeship Week with Record Number of Registered Apprenticeship Sponsors

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Resolution Promotes Safe Driving During Thanksgiving, Holiday Season

• GDOT Awards $9.3M in Construction Contracts

• Georgia Organics Provides Relief to Farmers Impacted by Hurricane Michael with $50K Grant from General Mills

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