News

March 02, 2018

• Albany Multi-million Dollar Road Resurfacing Project Gets Approved

• Financial Experts Say Albany is in Good Standing to Invite New Businesses to Town

• 4C Academy Accepting Applications for Next School Year

• PruittHealth Proves Ongoing Commitment to Caring Through Second Wind Dreams Program

• Southern Power Chairman, President and CEO Joseph "Buzz" Miller Announces Retirement, effective April 1st

• Equifax Releases Updated Information on 2017 Cybersecurity Incident

• AT&T Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of 911: Three Digits that Forever Changed Public Safety in the U.S.

• GSU Economic Forecaster Says Decisive Year Ahead for Federal Reserve

• A Piece of Wakanda in Georgia

• Updated Requirements Begin for Delta Customers Traveling with Service or Support Animals

• Majority of Travelers Use Review Sites Before Booking, According to GO Group Survey

• Average New-Car Prices Rise 2% in February 2018, According to KBB

• Third-Party Food Delivery Market Poised for Explosive Growth

• Survey: Tax Reform Magnifies Critical Need Among Companies for an Agile Workforce

• Tech Leaders Get More Serious About Security

• Despite Record-High Costs, New Home Construction Showed Modest Growth in the Fourth Quarter, Redfin Finds

• U.S. Financial Services Companies Spend $2.67 for Every Dollar of Fraud, LexisNexis Risk Solutions Survey Finds

March 01, 2018

• Snickers Marathon Expected to Boost Albany Economy

• Regional Business Networking Event Will Come to Moultrie

• UGA Star Gary Picked to Lead Dougherty High Football Program

• GeorgiaForward Welcomes New Board Members Carrie Barnes, Tippi Burch, Justice Britt Grant, Cole Posey and Kenita Williams

• Vogtle 3 & 4 to Have Lower Rate Impact for Georgia Power Customers

• Mapping A State’s Innovation Ecosystem: Top Takeaways From the Georgia Innovation Summit

• Savannah-filming Will Smith Loves Georgia, Hates Our Bugs

• GMA Accepting Nominations for Municipal Government Hall of Fame

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