McCormack, pioneer of local arts and business, dies
Anna Louise McCormack was an advocate of business and the arts in Albany.
Big 10 for the week of April 5-12, 2013
These are the most-read stories at albanyherald.com for the week of April 5-12, 2013.
Native American history celebrated
The Native American Cultural Festival is the best in at least three years, officials say.
Partnership formed for street improvements
The program is sprucing up facades on buildings facing the Riverfront Park.
On the Job with Liz Gilmore
Staff writer J.D. Sumner held a Q&A with Liz Gilmore, CEO of Members United Credit Union.
Kitchen inspections for April 14, 2013
Here are the results of recent kitchen inspections in Dougherty, Lee and Worth counties.
ADICA to seek bids on skate park
A businessman who has shown interest in an Albany skate park says he's not sure if he'll make another bid on the property.
Native American Festival returns
Chehaw's annual Native American Cultural Festival provides a weekend of fun and education.
FTC files new motions to stop merger of hospitals (UPDATE with FTC response)
An administrative trial on the merits of the acquisition of the former Palmyra Medical Center is scheduled to begin Aug. 5.
Mediacom adds "Local Broadcast Surcharge" to bills to cope with increasing television fees
Increasing fees charged by local television broadcast companies has prompted Mediacom to add a "Local Broadcast Surcharge" to the bills of customers who have local television stations in their programming package.
City wants more information on CVB, Chamber relationship
The Albany Convention and Visitors Bureau spends $86,000 to supplement the salaries of three chamber employees.
Phoebe to be impacted by sequester
Phoebe is expected to lose close to $2 million annually through 2017 as a result of Medicare cuts, officials say.
An Albany hospital is expected to lose close to $2 million annually through 2017 as a result of Medicare cuts.
Key U.S. senators announce deal on background checks for gun buyers
A Democratic and a Republican senator said on Wednesday they had struck a deal to expand background checks for gun buyers, boosting prospects for passage in the U.S. Senate of at least some of President Barack Obama's gun-control proposals.
Miller, Mars and P&G winners in EDC's annual Industry Celebration breakfast
An annual Economic Development Commission-sponsored breakfast honors local industries.
Kitchen Inspections
- Kitchen inspections for May 5, 2013
- U.S. Job Growth Beats Expectations In April 1 comment
- Economic Development pioneer Clifton dies at 84 4 comments
- Kitchen inspections for April 21, 2013
- Kitchen inspections for April 14, 2013
- Phoebe to be impacted by sequester 7 comments
- Kitchen inspections for April 7, 2013
- Kitchen inspections for March 24, 2013
- Kitchen Inspections - March 10, 2013
- Kitchen Inspections - March 3, 2013
On the Job
- On the Job with Melissa Childs 1 comment
- On the Job with Richard Brown
- On the Job with Ken Boler
- U.S. Job Growth Beats Expectations In April 1 comment
- On the Job with Suzanne Perrine
- Economic Development pioneer Clifton dies at 84 4 comments
- On the Job with Lonnie Ballard
- On the Job with Liz Gilmore
- Phoebe to be impacted by sequester 7 comments
- On the Job with Haryl Dabney
Danny Carter
- Georgia ports provide jobs in metro area
- 'Treat Place' now a calling
- Two events deserve attention
- Hardy expanding meat business
- Positive signs for Synovus
- Deen gone, but not forgotten
- New growth for Albany
- Changes ahead at Chick-fil-A
- QU seeking boost from area backers
- Turner biggest landowner
Blogs
- Can this phone revolutionize the smart phone market?
- Is the city set to kill the multimodal project? 1 comment
- Ya'll Come on Back Now, Ya' hear?
- New growth for Albany 13 comments
