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• Advocate Health Announces Division President for North Carolina and Georgia

  News, April 29, 2025

• Columbia County Emergency Management Agency to Host Annual Public Safety & Preparedness Fair

  News, April 29, 2025

• Best 25 Cities To Start A Small Business In The U.S.: These 3 Georgia Towns Make The List

  News, April 29, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Signs Bills Strengthening Education & School Safety

  News, April 29, 2025

• Increasing Tariffs Could Threaten Georgia’s Poultry Industry, Officials Warn

  News, April 29, 2025

• Georgia's Prized Vegetable Arrives On Shelves, Farmers Celebrate Resilience Amid Year Of Weather Woes

  News, April 29, 2025

• BlackRock Foundation & TCSG Partner to Launch The BlackRock Foundation Empowerment Fund

  Features, April 29, 2025

  The BlackRock Foundation announced a two-year, $1 million grant to the Technical College System of Georgia Foundation to launch The BlackRock Foundation Empowerment Fund. The new fund will enable Technical College System of Georgia students to complete training programs, expanding the pool of skilled workers for Georgia’s rapidly growing construction and advanced manufacturing sectors.

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Slides at a Snail’s Pace

  News, April 29, 2025

• Georgia's Regional Commissions See Employment and Labor Force Growth in March

  News, April 29, 2025

• Mobile Becomes The Chosen Attack Vector for Enterprises, Zimperium Researchers Find

  News, April 29, 2025

• Robert Half Research Reveals Key Priorities and Challenges Facing Today's Technology Leaders

  News, April 29, 2025

• New Survey Finds Aspiring Business Students Embrace Learning to Think Strategically--with Help from AI

  News, April 29, 2025

• Three Local Students Advance to State Level of National Civics Bee Competition

  News, April 28, 2025

• Richmond County School System To Host Walk-In Wednesday Job Fair

  News, April 28, 2025

• Colony Bankcorp Reports First Quarter 2025 Results

  News, April 28, 2025

• Aiken Symphony Closes 10th Anniversary Season with Spanish Flair and Grammy-Nominated Guitarist Mak Grgić

  News, April 28, 2025

• How Community Improvement Districts Are Transforming Georgia Communities

  News, April 28, 2025

• Georgia Insurance Chief Expects Rates To Fall 3-5% With Lawsuit Reform

  News, April 28, 2025

• Georgia Among Most Generous States for Data Center Incentives, Reports Show

  News, April 28, 2025

• CareSource Collaborates with Creating Healthier Communities to Improve Maternal Health Outcomes in Georgia

  News, April 28, 2025

• Workera Study: Leaders Say Employees Are "AI-Ready," Employees Disagree

  News, April 28, 2025

• Aprio Survey Reveals Manufacturers Must Remain Agile to Achieve Growth in Rapidly Shifting Global Landscape

  News, April 28, 2025

• 92% of Companies Accelerate Cash Flow with AR Automation, New Research Finds

  News, April 28, 2025

• Augusta Sees Job Market Gains, Unemployment Drops to 4.2% in March

  News, April 25, 2025

• Golden Harvest Food Bank Calls on Community to Help Feed Neighbors in Need

  News, April 25, 2025

• Walmart "Stores of the Future" Coming to Augusta

  News, April 25, 2025

• Colton Ballet Company of Augusta to showcase ‘Float’ at Imperial Theatre

  News, April 25, 2025

• Georgia Center of Innovation Hosts 2025 Logistics Summit

  Features, April 25, 2025

  The Georgia Center of Innovation hosted hundreds of attendees at the 2025 Georgia Logistics Summit, where experts offered insights on the intersection of technology and logistics, updates on infrastructure investments, and how the state is preparing the future workforce to support growth.

• Georgia Ports Go High-Tech

  News, April 25, 2025

• Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs Joins HunterMaclean

  News, April 25, 2025

  HunterMaclean is pleased to announce that Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs has joined the firm as a partner. Justice Boggs will concentrate on advising clients across a broad range of legal matters, including complex litigation, government-related issues, and strategic policy changes.

• New Report Published on Trade War’s Effect on Georgia’s Service Economy

  News, April 25, 2025

• PCOM South Georgia to Expand Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Class Size to 90

  News, April 25, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Announces Angelique McClendon as New DDS Commissioner

  News, April 25, 2025

• Georgia Grown Releases Official 2025 You-Pick Agritourism Map

  News, April 25, 2025

• Business Dining Shows Resilience Amid Uncertain Economic Landscape

  News, April 25, 2025

• Emphasis on M&A to Drive Growth Demands More Effective Finance Systems

  News, April 25, 2025

• Profit Margins on Home Sales Continue to Drop in First Quarter

  News, April 25, 2025

• 1 in 3 Consumers Say Their Debt is Unmanageable, Achieve Survey Finds

  News, April 25, 2025

• Christ Community Health Services Augusta Welcomes New CEO

  News, April 24, 2025

• Nominations Now Open for Augusta Tech’s 2025 Den of Distinction Alumni Awards

  News, April 24, 2025

• Augusta Leaders Promise to Get to the Bottom of $6 Million Dollar Federal Compliance Issue

  News, April 24, 2025

• Swiftdrain Supplies Heavy Duty Trench Drain System to Fort Eisenhower for U.S. Army Installation

  News, April 24, 2025

• Student Achievement Celebrated During Annual Awards Night

  News, April 24, 2025

• GACCE 2025-26 Scholarship Winners Announced

  News, April 24, 2025

• Could Georgia Strike Gold with Film Tourism?

  News, April 24, 2025

• Walmart Plans Major Remodel of 20 Georgia Stores

  News, April 24, 2025

• Norfolk Southern Profit Increases in Q1

  News, April 24, 2025

• Tariffs and New Federal Energy Policies Cloud Future for Georgia’s Solar Industry

  News, April 24, 2025

• Southern Company Increases Dividend for 24th Consecutive Year

  News, April 24, 2025

• Secretary Raffensperger Champions Financial Literacy for Georgia Students

  News, April 24, 2025

• Survey: 70% of Companies Struggle to Integrate their Sales Plays into CRM and Revenue Technologies

  News, April 24, 2025

• Cyberhaven Report: Majority of Corporate AI Tools Present Critical Data Security Risks

  News, April 24, 2025

• Lear Capital Survey Reveals Cost of Living Crisis as Top Financial Concern Among Investors

  News, April 24, 2025

• Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers to Open in Augusta Friday

  News, April 23, 2025

• Changes Coming This Weekend to Columbia Co. Spring Fair

  News, April 23, 2025

• Richmond County School System Introduces New Registration Process

  News, April 23, 2025

• Southern Telecom Secures Largest Fiber Deal In Company History With Hyperscale Customer

  News, April 23, 2025

• Georgia DOT Joins National Public Awareness Campaign To Promote Safety Of Transportation Construction And Maintenance Workers

  News, April 23, 2025

• LCF Georgia Celebrates Latino Leadership & Representation Across Georgia’s Government

  News, April 23, 2025

• Leadership Georgia Searching For Director of Operations

  News, April 23, 2025

• Sen. Ossoff Working Across the Aisle to Reduce Georgia’s Doctor Shortage

  News, April 23, 2025

• Americans Say Millennials, Not Boomers, Broke the Housing Market, New Data Finds

  News, April 23, 2025

• New Polling Indicates Global Tipping Point On Business Attitudes To Renewable Energy Shift

  News, April 23, 2025

• U.S. Travel Agencies Air Ticket Sales Total $9.3 Billion in March 2025

  News, April 23, 2025

• The Conference Board Honors Six Companies at Corporate Responsibility Awards Celebration

  News, April 23, 2025

• Get Ready for a Fiesta! Tacos & Tequila Event Returns to Evans Towne Center Park

  News, April 22, 2025

• Club Car Vice President Talks Tariffs, New Products and More in News Broadcast

  News, April 22, 2025

• Educators Tour Training Center, Explore Defense Missions at SRS

  News, April 22, 2025

• Governor Kemp Signs Tort Reform into Law, Capping 20 Years of Legislative Advocacy from Georgia Chamber

  Features, April 22, 2025

  On Monday, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and greater business community celebrated after Governor Brian Kemp signed into law SB 68 and SB 69, the two bills comprising his meaningful, comprehensive tort reform package.

• Rural Development Council Meets for Year in Review & Legislative Update

  News, April 22, 2025

• Georgia Has A Lot To Gain Or Lose In Trade Standoff

  News, April 22, 2025

• State Sen. Esteves Enters Race for Governor

  News, April 22, 2025

• House Speaker Burns Forms Three Study Committees

  News, April 22, 2025

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Riding Downhill

  News, April 22, 2025

• New Survey Reveals Americans Unprepared for Current Economic Uncertainty

  News, April 22, 2025

• Wage Inequality Grows With Low-Income Workers Losing Ground, Says Ludwig Institute

  News, April 22, 2025

• Expert Panel Expects Home Price Growth to Moderate

  News, April 22, 2025

• Adventure Travelers Go Green: 60% Now Prioritize Sustainability Ahead of Earth Day

  News, April 22, 2025

• Goodwill & Dave & Buster’s Launch Earth Week Donation Site in Augusta

  News, April 21, 2025

• Augusta Approves New Funds For Cutting Medians 1

  News, April 21, 2025

• AU Alumni Weekend 2025 Set for April 25-27

  News, April 21, 2025

• Four Years Running – SRNS Recognized for Safety by South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance

  News, April 21, 2025

• Georgia Adds 6,900 Jobs in March as Unemployment Holds Steady at 3.6%

  News, April 21, 2025

• Gov. Kemp Announces Five Rural Workforce Housing Awards from the OneGeorgia Authority

  News, April 21, 2025

• Locate South Georgia Announces $532M in Investments in 2024

  News, April 21, 2025

• Georgia Tech School of Public Policy to be Named in Honor of Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter

  News, April 21, 2025

• Augusta National Has Spent $200M Buying Homes — But This 92-Year-Old Still Says No, 'Money Ain't Everything'

  News, April 21, 2025

• Boomers Feel More Financially Blindsided by Inflation Than Younger Americans, Quicken Survey Reveals

  News, April 21, 2025

• Home Price Growth Remains Steady in First Quarter

  News, April 21, 2025

• What Is Holding Up AI Adoption for Businesses? New EPAM Study Reveals Key Findings

  News, April 21, 2025

• Insight From Masters Renters, Corporate Quarters For Those Already Planning For Masters 2026

  News, April 17, 2025

• Leaders Cut The Ribbon On Augusta's Newest Playground

  News, April 17, 2025

• Could Breakfast At Tiffany's Soon Be Cancelled? Sheriff's Office Wants To Suspend Alcohol License

  News, April 17, 2025

• Parallel Systems Announces First Autonomous Rail Pilot In Georgia

  News, April 17, 2025

• AG Chris Carr Kicks Off Annual Fundraising Competition to Benefit Georgia’s Regional Food Banks

  Features, April 17, 2025

  Attorney General Chris Carr, Feeding Georgia, and the Young Lawyers Division of the State Bar of Georgia are kicking off the 14th Annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy – a two-week fundraising competition to benefit the state’s regional food banks. Since its inception, the Legal Food Frenzy has generated $6.7 million representing more than 26.8 million meals for those in need.

• CRH to Expand Metro Atlanta Footprint

  News, April 17, 2025

• Gulfstream G800 Earns FAA and EASA Certifications

  News, April 17, 2025

• UPS Hires Delta Air Lines To Maintain Boeing 757 Engines

  News, April 17, 2025

• Visit Albany Begins Search for New President & CEO

  News, April 17, 2025

• Summer Job Interest Hits Record High in March-April 2025

  News, April 17, 2025

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