News

March 22, 2021

• Valdosta Youth Helps Turner Center Spring Into Art

• Adel Walmart Gives $1,000 to Wiregrass Tech’s Foundation

• The Valdosta Police Department Introduces their Newest Member Axil

• Curt Fowler: Three Levers to Generate More Cash in Business

• State Arts Grant Director Tina Lilly to Lead Georgia Council for the Arts

• Kanthasamy Appointed 1st Isakson Chair and GRA Eminent Scholar in Parkinson’s Research

• GMA Federal Focus: FCC Announces New Low-Income Emergency Broadband Benefit

• U.S. Energy Consumption 2020 Update: 22 States Witness 2-Digit Drops in Industrial Power Usage

• CFO Optimism Increases Amid Ongoing Pandemic-Related Pressures: Deloitte CFO Signals Survey

• More Than 75% of Employees in the U.S. Used Emojis at Work in 2020, Increasing the Possibility of Translation Mistakes in the Workplace

March 19, 2021

• Valdosta’s Unemployment Rate Drops in January

• SPLOST, Diversity Top Valdosta Retreat

• Turner Center Invites Local Businesses to Support the Arts

• Bill Extending COVID-19 Liability Protection Gets Final Nod From Georgia Legislature

• Green Power EMC and Silicon Ranch Complete Commissioning of 200-Megawatt Solar Portfolio in Georgia

• Georgia Pharmacy Association Names Cordele's Jonathan Sinyard President Elect

• GDOL Implements ARPA Extensions

• GPB: From Amazon To FedEx, The Delivery Truck Is Going Electric

• USDA Announces $218 Million Investment in Land and Water Conservation

• U.S. Chamber 2021 Dream Big Awards Applications Open Next Week

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Increased in February

• 77% Support Pensions for All Workers, According to New Research from the National Institute on Retirement Security

March 18, 2021

• Georgia Power Helps Bring Electric Vehicle Charging to Valdosta State University

• Bemiss Sidewalk SPLOST Project Completed

• City Postpones Food Truck Crawl

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