News

June 26, 2017

• Greater Augusta Arts Council Honors Community Contributors at Annual Meeting

• Business Success of Braves Stadium Bodes Well for GreenJackets

• Augusta Regional Airport Launches Travel Survey

• MCG's Rawson Named to Board of Examiners for National Quality Award

• Watch Ole 'Bandit' Run: Fans Ride to Georgia for Film's 40th

• Sen. Isakson’s VA Accountability Measure Signed into Law

• White Oak Pastures: A Bold Return to Traditional Farming

• Save the Date: Chick-fil-A to Offer Free Food to Cow-Clad Customers on July 11th

• Georgia Gas Prices Start the Summer Season Lowest in 12 Years

• Governor Announces Additional Funding, Staff for Water Metering Program

• State Board of Education Approves New Standards for Media Arts, Theatre Arts, and Visual Arts

• TTC/EY Tax Reform Business Barometer Finds Optimism Remains That Tax Reform Will Occur This Year or Next

• Deloitte Study: Consumer Businesses Operate With a False Sense of Security About Cyber Risk

• Randstad: 5 Things You Didn't Know about Working with Staffing Agencies

• Cost of Healthcare Is Americans' Top Financial Concern

• KBB: June New-Car Sales to Fall Nearly 4% Year-Over-Year

June 23, 2017

• Warren Schools Named Georgia Charter System of the Year

• TaxSlayer Buys Family Y building in Downtown Augusta

• SRS Employees Hit a “Home Run” for Local United Way Agencies

• Commission OKs Raises for Airport Staff

• Manufacturers and Educators Discuss Modern Careers

• Georgia Farm Bureau Celebrates 80 Years

• Governor Launch Georgia Center for Early Language and Literacy

• Senate Health Care Bill Debuts in Uncertain Environment

• Spherion Study: Employees Prepared to Capitalize Upon Healthier Job Market and Desire for Higher Salary

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