News

September 18, 2026

• New Members Appointed to Augusta Technical College Board of Directors

• CSRA Food Policy Council Elects Founding Officers, Welcomes New Board Member

• Columbia County Names Five Teacher of the Year Finalists

• Colony Bank & First Reliance Announce Regulatory Approvals Received for Merger

• Wine Women & Shoes 2026 Tickets Now On Sale

• Who are the Richest Billionaires in Georgia?

• Path to Pro Programs will Deliver 15 Million Introductions to High-Demand Construction Careers

• What Does a Rate Hike Mean for Georgia Consumers and Businesses?

• More Than 500 Customers Back Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Combination as a Catalyst for American Growth

• As AI Grows More Powerful, Can Humans Stay in Control?

• New Survey Reveals Financial Preparedness Gaps Among U.S. Workers & Employers

• The New Power Players in College Decisions: Millennial Parents

• Foreclosure Activity Remains Above Year-Ago Levels in August 2026

September 17, 2026

• Dutch Bros to Open Augusta Drive-Thru by Year's End

• Proposed Aiken County Master Plan Addresses Aging Schools

• Stravinsky's The Soldier's Tale Comes to Life with Narrator Jacob Will

• Fall College Baseball Comes to SRP Park October 3rd

• AU School of Public Health Announces First Undergraduate Degree Program

• Are Travelers Happy with Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport?

• 83% of Executives Say Their Boards Acted on Forecasts Known to Be Outdated

• James Magazine Online: Sheriff Urges Candidates, Officials to Address Prison Reform

• Georgia Education Advancement Council Announces 2026 Award Recipients

• Survey: 54% of Small- to Mid-Sized Businesses Report Double-Digit Health Plan Premium Increases for 2027

• Is Volunteering Good for Your Health? New Research Finds a Strong Connection

• EY Report: Consumer Products Companies Can Capture Growth

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