News

August 10, 2018

• Easterseals 2018 Official Albany Christmas Ornament Nomination Process Begins

• Putney Area Storm Debris Removal for Dougherty County August 13th

• Georgia Solicits Companies to Replace Electronic Voting Machines

• National Endowment for the Humanities Awards $500,000 Challenge Grant to Georgia Historical Society

• AG Carr, Sen. Isakson, Augusta Leaders Participate in Statewide Opioid Task Force Meeting

• Mannington Mills to Create More Than 200 Jobs in Gordon County

• Publix Super Markets Charities Donates $5M to Help Alleviate Hunger

• Georgia Optometric Association Names New Board Officers

• Residents in Many Georgia Cities, Counties Will Vote on ‘Brunch Bill’

• Survey Report: Business Leaders Share Insights on the Obstacles to Achieving Digital Transformation

• Nearly Half Of HR Managers Say Their Companies Have Demoted An Employee

• U.S. Fintech Investment Reaches $14.2B in First Half of 2018, With $5B in Venture Funding: KPMG Report

August 09, 2018

• Phoebe’s Budget Invests in Patients and Employees

• DCSS Aims to Bring More Creativity to Classrooms with New Training

• National Night Out Celebrated in SWGA

• Ashburn Author Unveils New Superhero Book

• Albany Museum of Art Summer Reception Today

• Georgia DOT Project Wins American Transportation Award

• Georgia-based Defense Contractor Selected as Prime Contractor for $18M to Support the U.S. Army & U.S. Navy

• 10,000 Rubber Ducks fill the Pool at Post Chastain for Special Olympics Georgia

• Delta SkyMiles Selected Again as a Best Travel Rewards Program by U.S. News

• Southern Company Suffers Q2 Earnings Loss

• Sen. Kay Kirkpatrick Welcomed Members of the International Military Student Office to the State Capitol

• What It Takes to be in the Top 1% of Your State

• Talent Enables Mid-Market, Private Companies to Capitalize on Technology and Develop New Lines of Business With Gig Workers, Deloitte Survey Finds

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