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• CEO Confidence Deteriorated Further Heading Into Q4

  Features, October 17, 2022

  The Conference Board Measure of CEO Confidence in collaboration with The Business Council stands at 32 to start Q4 2022, down from 34 in Q3. The Measure fell deeper into negative territory, to lows not seen since the depths of the Great Recession.

• Cybersecurity Survey of State CISOs Identifies Many Positive Trends

  News, October 17, 2022

• BBB Scam Alert: Responding to That Phony Bank Text Message Could Cost You Thousands

  News, October 17, 2022

• SRNS Employees Team Up, To Help Those in Need Through Project Care

  News, October 14, 2022

• Third Thursday Business Builder with CSRA SHRM Chapter President Theresa Davis

  Features, October 14, 2022

  Change is a constant that can be exciting and invigorating for organizations who embrace the inevitable and prepare for it. Join the Augusta Metro Chamber and presenting sponsor ADP on Thursday, October 20 to hear from Theresa Davis, President of CSRA SHRM, and take advantage of over 30 years of experience in Human Resources Management and Training with proven results in DEI: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion.

• Clothing Line Raises $100K for Georgia FFA Foundation

  News, October 14, 2022

• America's Warrior Partnership Awarded VA Suicide Prevention Grant

  News, October 14, 2022

• Port of Savannah Handles 1.5M TEUs in First Quarter

  News, October 14, 2022

• Delta Air Lines Revenue Strong, Travel Demand is Back

  News, October 14, 2022

• AG Carr: Consumer Protection Division Obtains Recoveries in Excess of $178M in FY 2022

  News, October 14, 2022

• State Health Leader to Discuss Past, Present and Future of Georgia’s Public Health

  News, October 14, 2022

• Georgia Department of Veterans Service Awarded VA Suicide Prevention Grant

  News, October 14, 2022

• FinTech Market Set for Cooling and Consolidation, as Macroeconomic Factors Bite

  News, October 14, 2022

• U.S. Foreclosure Starts Increase 167 Percent From a Year Ago

  News, October 14, 2022

• Medius: US Businesses Lose on Average $300,000 Per Year Due to Invoice Fraud

  News, October 14, 2022

• As Inflation Lingers, Homeowners Are Paying Closer Attention to Their Rising Home Equity but Not Tapping into It

  News, October 14, 2022

• Corporate Pension Funding Ratio Improves to 109.2% in September

  News, October 14, 2022

• Augusta Non-Profit Receives Grant to Address Behavioral Health and Social Conditions

  News, October 13, 2022

• Goodwill to Hold Career Fair in Augusta

  News, October 13, 2022

• Augusta Jewish Museum Announces Sunday Autumn Jewish Holidays Program

  News, October 13, 2022

• PaceDay Is Here

  News, October 13, 2022

• USC Aiken's School of Nursing Starts a Colorful New Campaign

  News, October 13, 2022

• Georgia Students Beat National Average on ACT for Sixth Year in a Row

  News, October 13, 2022

• Georgia Has the 7th Most Six-Figure Jobs

  News, October 13, 2022

• Consumers Want More Transparency on How Businesses Handle Their Data

  News, October 13, 2022

• 2023’s Best Cities for Remote Workers

  News, October 13, 2022

• Global Growth Set for Sharp Decline in 2023--and a Slower Trend Beyond

  News, October 13, 2022

• Flood Risks are Having a Growing Influence on Home Buyers

  News, October 13, 2022

• Aiken to Create Zoning Ordinance for Short-term Rental Properties

  News, October 12, 2022

• Graduation Rate in McDuffie County Hits the Highest Level in a Decade

  News, October 12, 2022

• SRNS Signs Project Labor Agreement in Support of the Savannah River Plutonium Processing Facility’s Workforce Needs

  News, October 12, 2022

• Savannah Artist Brings The Lowcountry to Augusta

  News, October 12, 2022

• Colony Bank Launches Colony One Checking

  News, October 12, 2022

• Augusta University Hosts Masters Tournament Job Expos

  News, October 12, 2022

• Superintendent Woods selects 2022-2023 Student Advisory Council

  News, October 12, 2022

• Delta, Joby Aviation Partner to Pioneer Home-to-Airport Transportation to Customers

  Features, October 12, 2022

  Delta Air Lines is once again deepening its commitment to transform the future of travel: the airline is embarking on a multi-year, multi-market commercial and operational partnership with Joby Aviation, Inc., to deliver transformational, sustainable home-to-airport transportation service to Delta customers.

• NeoPollard Interactive to Deliver Industry-Leading Game Content to the Georgia Lottery

  News, October 12, 2022

• Georgia Is the 13th Worst State to Find a Starter Home

  News, October 12, 2022

• Consumer Payments Continued to Increase in September

  News, October 12, 2022

• Investor and Advisor Recession Concerns Mirror Levels Seen at Height of Pandemic

  News, October 12, 2022

• Technology Implementation is Critical to the Evolving Hybrid Workplace

  News, October 12, 2022

• Security Operations Center Introduces SIEGE CyberOps

  News, October 11, 2022

• Army Veteran to Give Away $10,000 Worth of Barbecue Sauce

  News, October 11, 2022

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Climbs 5 Cents

  News, October 11, 2022

• Richy Everly, Bank of Wrightsville, Elected as Chair of Community Bankers Association of Georgia

  News, October 11, 2022

• Georgia Historical Society to Dedicate Two New Historical Markers Recognizing Techwood Homes and University Homes

  News, October 11, 2022

• Aspiring Captains & Seasoned Skippers Invited to Georgia's Premier In-Water Boat Show

  News, October 11, 2022

• Tech Employment Continues to Defy Expectations, Remains on Growth Path

  News, October 11, 2022

• Americans Concerned U.S. Economy will Get Worse Before it Gets Better

  News, October 11, 2022

• BBB Report: Scams Perpetrated Online Rose 87% Since 2015

  News, October 11, 2022

• October Best Time to Buy a Home, Data Says

  News, October 11, 2022

• Seniors will be Hit Hard by Recession

  News, October 11, 2022

• Breyer Horse Fun Day Scheduled for November 5th

  News, October 10, 2022

• Etherredge Center Brings Low Country Gullah Culture to the CSRA

  News, October 10, 2022

• Georgia Clinical and Translational Science Alliance Receives $73.7 Million to Accelerate Research Across Georgia

  News, October 10, 2022

• September State Tax Revenues Up 9.9%

  News, October 10, 2022

• AG Carr Warns of Flood-Damaged Vehicles Being Sold in the Wake of Hurricane Ian

  News, October 10, 2022

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 208,000 Jobs in September; Annual Pay was Up 7.8%

  News, October 10, 2022

• More Than 1 in 4 Americans Who Financed an EV Purchase in Q3 Committed to a $1,000+ Monthly Payment

  News, October 10, 2022

• BoA Survey: Finds 66% of Small Business Owners Expect Revenue Increases Over the Next Year; 52% Plan to Expand Their Businesses

  News, October 10, 2022

• Accelecom is Expanding its Broadband Fiber Reach to Better Serve Businesses Across the Southeastern Region

  News, October 10, 2022

• RCSS Reports AP, Graduation Rates and ACT Data

  News, October 07, 2022

• Western Carolina State Fair returns to Aiken

  News, October 07, 2022

• Colony Bank Promotes Daniel Rentz to Chief Technology Officer

  News, October 07, 2022

• Legendary University of Georgia Coach Vince Dooley Dies at 90

  News, October 07, 2022

• Georgia High-school Graduation Rate Rises in 2022

  News, October 07, 2022

• GRA Venture Program Reaches $2 Billion Milestone

  Features, October 07, 2022

  More than $2 billion in venture capital has flowed to a portfolio of Georgia startup enterprises formed around university inventions, according to data released this month from the Georgia Research Alliance.

• Electric Vehicles are Front and Center as Southern Automotive Conference Begins

  News, October 07, 2022

• Beloved Gas Station Chain Wawa Coming to Georgia

  News, October 07, 2022

• Georgia DOT Awards $105 Million in Construction Contracts in August

  News, October 07, 2022

• Georgia is Ranked the 6th Most Affordable State in the US

  News, October 07, 2022

• TCSG Receives $15M Grant to Recover and Expand Georgia's Skilled Workforce Post-Pandemic

  News, October 07, 2022

• 2022’s Best Cities for Mental Wellness

  News, October 07, 2022

• Hourly Earnings Growth Slows in September

  News, October 07, 2022

• Cox Automotive Lowers Full-Year New-Vehicle Sales Forecast

  News, October 07, 2022

• Beans & Brews Chili Cook-Off Heats Up SRP Park

  News, October 06, 2022

• Fifth Annual Field of Pink Display at AGS

  News, October 06, 2022

• Georgia DOT Study Shows $30 Billion in Commodities Arrive and Depart Georgia by Air Each Year

  Features, October 06, 2022

  The Georgia Department of Transportation released its Statewide Air Cargo Study that provides a comprehensive review of the air cargo industry in Georgia.

• These Georgia Cities Ranked among Most Impacted during Great Resignation

  News, October 06, 2022

• Southern Company Helps Students Attend First Ever HBCU Week at Walt Disney World

  News, October 06, 2022

• HUD Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grants Announced

  News, October 06, 2022

• Destination Augusta Gains Reaccreditation

  News, October 05, 2022

• Augusta-born Artist Presents Collective Exhibition at City Gallery

  News, October 05, 2022

• Universal Plumbing Kicks Off Season 3 of YouTube Series

  News, October 05, 2022

• Georgia Still ‘Top State for Doing Business.’ Here’s How We Do It.

  Features, October 05, 2022

  What do you get when you combine the best workforce training program in the nation, robust logistics and infrastructure, and a business-friendly environment? The recognition of being the “Top State for Doing Business,” of course.

• New Small Business Report: Georgia Small Businesses Making Strides with Digital Sales

  News, October 05, 2022

• Georgia Power Participates in Pre-K Week

  News, October 05, 2022

• Habitat for Humanity Announces Resumption of Annual Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project

  Features, October 05, 2022

  After a three-year hiatus, Habitat for Humanity will welcome hundreds of volunteers, staff, community members and country music superstars Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood to don their hard hats once again for the global housing nonprofit's Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project.

• Auto Loan Interest Rates Climb to Highest Level Since 2019 in Q3

  News, October 05, 2022

• New Report Finds 71% US Consumers Plan to Shop Online This Holiday Season

  News, October 05, 2022

• Survey: Ransomware Attacks Continue Increasing: 20% of All Reported Attacks Occurred in the Last Year

  News, October 05, 2022

• Augusta is the No. 9 Best City for Golfers in America

  News, October 04, 2022

• Women In Business Signature Event, It's A Marathon

  Features, October 04, 2022

  You’re invited to join the Augusta Metro Chamber on Thursday, October 6th at the Crowne Plaza North Augusta for the 2022 Women In Business Signature Event.

• Augusta Technical College hosts Amazon Web Services and Sumitomo Electric Lightwave for a New Fusion Splicing Certificate Course

  News, October 04, 2022

• Tee Off Fore Tatas this Friday

  News, October 04, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Extends Suspension of Gas Tax and Supply Chain State of Emergency as Region Deals With Aftermath of Hurricane Ian

  News, October 04, 2022

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Up 6 Cents

  News, October 04, 2022

• Lieutenant Governor Hosts 15th Annual Business and Education Summit

  Features, October 04, 2022

  The Office of Lieutenant Governor hosted College and Career Academies from across the state at the Butler Hall Event Center in Gray for the 15th Annual Business & Education Summit. Joined by industry and community leaders, educators, and students, the Summit held a series of panels highlighting emerging industries, the importance of skilled trades, and employment trends in healthcare.

• Stronger Together: Southeastern Grocers Launches Community Aid and Recovery following Hurricane Ian

  News, October 04, 2022

• 2022’s Best Cities for Golfers

  News, October 04, 2022

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