2017 Albany Herald Metro Guide hits stands Sunday
Metro Guide offers natives, newcomers, visitors wealth of information
From Staff Reports
ALBANY — Sunday’s edition of The Herald will include this year’s Metro Guide, a tabloid of essential information about the hub of Southwest Georgia.
The 24-page publication includes basic information on a variety of topics, including profiles on the area’s metro counties, information about medical and educational institutions, and other interesting tidbits.
The Metro Guide also offers important information about metro Albany’s tourist and cultural attractions, and one of the key sections helps newcomers who are looking to establish residency in the area. Details are provided on tasks ranging from registering to vote to signing up for utilities.
Natives, newcomers and visitors alike are encouraged to pick up a copy of the 2017 Metro Guide to help them become familiar with one the state’s most important areas.
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