News

April 13, 2021

• Business Leaders to Explore Augusta's Workplace Future

• Lt. General Fogarty To Highlight Columbia County Chamber Post-Leg Breakfast

• YMCA’s Pinwheels For Prevention Raises Awareness for Child Abuse Prevention Month

• March State Net Tax Revenues Up 3.7 Percent

• Parent Company of Cadence Bank to Merge with BancorpSouth Bank in $6B Deal

• Georgia Power Encourages Customers to Share Their Gratitude this “Thank a Lineman” Day

• TCSG Partners with Georgia State University’s Georgia Policy Labs

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: 2020's Baggage Weighs Down 2021 Legislative Session

• First Lady Marty Kemp, Attorney General Chris Carr Release New PSA

• New Qualtrics Study Reveals What Experiences Employees and Customers Want in the Future of Work

• Senior Housing Wealth Exceeds Record $8.05 Trillion

• Survey: COVID-19 Changes How We Use Credit Cards and that Might be Permanent

April 12, 2021

• LG Energy Solution and SK Innovation Reach Agreement to End USITC Trade Secret Dispute and End Litigation

• Southern Company Making Additional Executive Moves in Advance of Mark Lantrip's Planned Retirement

• Piedmont College Becomes University

• Why The U.S. EV Industry Is Facing A Battery Shortage

• Gov. Brian Kemp Says Moving MLB All-Star Game Hurts the 'Little Guy'

• Georgia Absentee Ballot Transfer Documents Accounted For, Three Small Counties Referred for Investigation

• Survey: 60 Percent of US Workers Concerned About Their Mental Health in Pandemic's Aftermath

• Survey Finds 2020 High School Graduates Delayed College Plans, Concerned about Financial Security

• MyBankTracker Survey: Most Americans Plan to Save Their Tax Refunds

April 09, 2021

• Augusta Metro Chamber to Start “Rewinding the Workforce” at Member Economic Series

• Jimmy Cofer Night at SRP Park

• SRS Donates Firetruck to Local Fire Department

• Kemp: "Georgia is Open for Business" with Order Rolling Back COVID Restrictions

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