News

September 21, 2018

• Deloitte Forecast: Retail Holiday Sales to Climb 5 to 5.6%

• Realtors View Technology as Increasingly Valuable for Business, Competition

September 20, 2018

• Albany Technical College Signs A Pathway Program Agreement with The Citadel

• Lee County to Vote on New Funding Come November

• Albany State Announces 2018 Provost Faculty Fellow

• Joanne Jones Named PCOM South Georgia Campus Officer

• GEDA Gathers More Than 400 Economic Developers at 55th Annual Conference to Talk about Legacy

• Speaker Ralston Calls for Extension of House Rural Development Council into 2019 – 2020

• Maroon 5 to Perform at 2019 Super Bowl Halftime in Atlanta

• AR and VR and Its Growth in Georgia

• State’s Obesity Rate Not the Worst, but Not Good

• Sen. Isakson Applauds Senate Passage of Music Licensing Reform

• Delta Contributes $500K to American Red Cross for Disaster Relief in Response to Hurricane Florence

• Sen. David Perdue: Senate Funding Progress is not a Permanent Solution

• Middle Market Performance on a Hot Streak as U.S. Economy Soars

• North America Airports Set Record for Passenger Satisfaction Amid Surging Passenger Volumes and Ongoing Construction Projects

September 19, 2018

• Dougherty County Public Works Updates Commissioners on Radium Springs Progress

• Three Bands to Perform at AMA ChalkFest on Saturday, September 22nd

• Sumter County Chamber Business of the Month: Accelerated Physical Therapy

• Notre Dame, Texas A&M Highlight 2019 UGA Football Schedule

• GDOT Awards $127M in Construction Contracts

• Husqvarna to Sell or Close Georgia Facility

• UPS to Hire about 100,000 for Holiday Season

• Senate Passes Second Government Funding Bill for Fiscal Year 2019

• The Home Depot Foundation Increases 2018 Disaster Response Commitment to $3M

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