News

April 20, 2018

• Augusta Law Firms Plan Fundraisers, Volunteering During Annual Competition to Fight Hunger

• Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle Announced as Augusta University Commencement Speaker

• Cyber Center: What Will It Do for Augusta’s Economy?

• Sprouts Farmers Market Coming to Augusta

• GreenJackets Earn A+ On Education Day

• For Barbara Bush, Georgia Was a Place of Love and Legacy

• Greystone Launches $168.6M Initiative to Restore Low-income Apartments in Georgia

• Second Annual Embark Georgia Leadership Conference Set for May

• GEA Legal and Benefits Workshop Covers the Bases for Georgia Employers

• Georgia's Hands-Free Driving Bill - What You Need to Know

• Georgia Power: Prepare Now for Increased Energy Use during the Heat of Summer

• Emory Allergist: 10 Tips to Help Survive Spring Pollen

• Job Prospects Bright for University of Georgia Class of 2018

• RE/MAX: Rising Prices, Fewer Sales Driven by Record-Breaking Low Inventory

• Survey: Administrative Assistants Save Their Bosses 8 Hours A Week

• Outlook for Real Estate Industry for Rest of 2018 is Promising, Says Latest ULI Real Estate Economic Forecast

April 19, 2018

• Fort Gordon Job Fair on May 1st

• First Community Corporation Announces First Quarter Results and Cash Dividend

• Atlanta Selected as Finalist For U.S. Army Futures Command

• This Georgia City Was Named One of the Best in the US to Start a Business

• The Home Depot to Hire 1,000 Technology Professionals

• Governor Deal Appoints Two Georgia Power Executives to State Boards

• Charlie Harper: Transit and The Power of Honest Brokers

• Georgia-based Global Partnership for Telehealth Honors Partners at 9th Annual Conference

• State Bank Launches $20K Contest for Georgia Small Business Owners

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