News

July 24, 2018

• Complete Flooring Supply Corporation to Create 100 Jobs in Gordon County

• Georgia Department of Education Debuts New Career Ready Diploma Seal

• Mega Millions Jackpot Bumped from $493M to $512M

• Habitat for Humanity Receives $1.25M Donation from The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation

• Today's Runoff Election Results Online Reporting

• LendingTree: Raising a 'Fair' Credit Score to 'Very Good' Could Save Over $45,000

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

• New Survey by Planview Reveals Organizations Face Increasing Challenges in Managing Work Productivity and Collaboration

July 23, 2018

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• New Albany Businesses Trains Pets with Behavioral Issues

• Dougherty County EMA Gets New Technology to Assess Damaged Areas

• MCLB Albany Hosts 2nd Annual Voting Convention

• Barbara Mulholland Has Joined the Hall Booth Smith P.C.

• Governor Deal Appoints 25 to State Boards

• GDOT Awards $42.4M in Construction Contracts

• Officers and Members of the Leadership GBA Executive Committee of the Georgia Bankers Association Elected and Installed

• Sen. Isakson Introduces IRS Reform Legislation

• SunTrust Q2 Earnings Beat Estimates, Revenues Improve

• UPS Pledges Enhanced Education And Skills Training at White House Event

• Georgia Rocketeers Win Gold

• Recruiting for 2020 Census Tough When Unemployment is Low

• Median Sales Price Reaches Nine-Year High, While Sales Decline

• Americans with Financial Advisors Are Significantly More Comfortable Balancing Present and Future Financial Goals

July 20, 2018

• Construction Continues at Monroe High School as Beginning of Year Nears

• Students Do Good on Albany Police Officer's Challenge

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