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Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Announces Its 2024 List of State's 10 Places in Peril
November 16, 2023
The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation released its 2024 list of 10 Places in Peril in the state.
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TCSG Celebrates Apprenticeship Week with Announcement of 2024 Apprenticeship Awards to Georgia Businesses
November 16, 2023
The Technical College System of Georgia today announced the awards of the second year of the High Demand Career Initiative Program supporting Georgia businesses with the creation and expansion of Registered Apprenticeships.
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2023 GAgives on GivingTuesday Shines a Spotlight on Nonprofits' Value & Resilience in the Face of Heightened Need & Rising Challenges
November 15, 2023
As we move into the season of giving, it’s an ideal time to reflect on who and what we appreciate and how we can show our thankfulness. Everyone in Georgia benefits in some way from one or more of our state’s hard-working nonprofits – which are all coping with surges in demand for their services, increasing costs, and a reduction in resources, staff, and volunteers.
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Local Study Reveals Economic & Social Impact of $24.5M Nonprofit Arts & Culture Sector
November 14, 2023
The Greater Augusta Arts Council announced that Richmond County’s nonprofit arts and culture industry generated $24,646,130 in economic activity in 2022, according to the newly released Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 (AEP6), an economic and social impact study conducted by Americans for the Arts.
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State Rolling Out New Literacy Initiative
November 14, 2023
The Georgia Department of Education is launching a literacy initiative aimed at both improving literacy among students and training educators on the science of reading.
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US Corporate Boards Are More Diverse Than Ever, But the Pace of Growth is Slowing
November 14, 2023
Corporate boards have become significantly more diverse over the past five years, according to a new report from The Conference Board and ESGAUGE.
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Experience Augusta; A Tourism Celebration Taking Place Today
November 13, 2023
Destination Augusta, the Augusta Sports Council, and Film Augusta are hosting the 2023 Experience Augusta Annual Tourism Celebration event on Monday, Nov. 13th at the historic Miller Theater starting at 3:30 p.m. Experience Augusta will celebrate the impact of tourism on our community.
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Former Isakson Colleagues Praise His Brand of Political Civility
November 13, 2023
A U.S. senator and a former senator traveled to the University of Georgia Friday to tout the benefits of political civility at a time extreme partisanship in Congress threatens to shut down the federal government.
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State’s New Voter Registration System Passes First Test
November 13, 2023
A new statewide voter registration system has passed its first test with a successful run during this week’s municipal elections across Georgia.
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Mark Thompson Named Dean of Augusta University’s Hull College of Business
November 10, 2023
Augusta University has announced Mark A. Thompson, PhD, as dean of the James M. Hull College of Business. Thompson will begin his new role on Nov. 10 after serving as interim dean since March.
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U.S. Army Garrison Eisenhower and Georgia Power Partner on EV Infrastructure Modernization
November 10, 2023
U.S. Army Garrison Eisenhower and Georgia Power, have partnered on a strategic objective to accelerate the access, adoption and usage of electric vehicle charging throughout the installation.
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Georgia Chamber CEO Chris Clark: Get Georgia Moving
November 10, 2023
Georgia has boasted record economic growth for five consecutive years with over $134 billion in capital investment, $68 billion in real GDP growth, over two thousand new or expanded project locations, and 268,000 jobs created throughout every corner of the state.
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Golden Harvest Food Bank “Spooky” Campaign Raises Over 1 Million Meals
November 08, 2023
All across the CSRA, neighborhoods, businesses, schools, organizations, and hundreds of volunteers joined Golden Harvest Food Bank in its annual Its Spooky To Be Hungry campaign to raise a total of one million meals through food and funds to feed families facing food insecurity across the CSRA.
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LG Burt Jones Announces ‘Red Tape Rollback’
November 08, 2023
Lt. Gov. Burt Jones unveiled a legislative push Tuesday aimed at reducing the size and scope of state government while making it easier for Georgians to get business licenses.
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United Ways of Georgia Creates Statewide Advisory Committee in Preparation of Groundbreaking ALICE Report
November 07, 2023
United Ways of Georgia, an association of the 31 United Way organizations operating across Georgia, have collectively invested to become the 29th state organization to participate in United for ALICE.
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Columbia County Parks, Recreation & Events Announces Exciting Lineup of Festive Events for the Holiday Season
November 07, 2023
November marks the beginning of the holiday season and Columbia County Parks, Recreation, and Events is thrilled to announce several family-friendly events to help residents and visitors embrace the spirit of the season.
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2023 Best In Business Applications Now Open, Augusta’s Entrepreneur and Corporation of the Year
November 06, 2023
The Augusta Metro Chamber is now accepting applications for the 2023 Best In Business awards. Each year in the CSRA, small business owners and corporate companies are excelling in business while giving back to the community they call home.
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UGA Institute of Government Offers New Certificate Program in Downtown Development
November 06, 2023
The University of Georgia Institute of Government has partnered with the Georgia Downtown Association and Georgia Power to launch the Certified Downtown Professional Certificate Program. This new training series helps downtown professionals gain the skills and knowledge to boost community and economic development in downtown districts.
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Augusta's Inaugural Foodees Food & Cultural Festival to Take Place on Freedom Bridge in Downtown
November 03, 2023
Destination Augusta is excited to announce Augusta’s newest festival, the Foodees Food & Cultural Festival, the first event to take place at the Freedom Bridge in downtown Augusta.
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Augusta Technical College Hosts Soft Launch and Reveals Plans for New Center for Automotive Excellence
November 03, 2023
Augusta Technical College revealed its plans for the new Center for Automotive Excellence during a soft launch opening event on November 1. The institution also unveiled the future naming of the facility, pending the Technical College System of Georgia’s State Board approval, as the Jim Hudson Automotive Institute.
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goBeyondProfit CEO Interviews: Kashi Sehgal, Founder of Retaaza
November 03, 2023
What problem is your business uniquely positioned to solve? Kashi Sehgal, founder of Retaaza, was exposed to the crisis of food insecurity and waste in Georgia. In turn, she seized the opportunity to connect hyper-local supply with state-wide demand. Today, their successful business model increases demand for Georgia’s number one industry while simultaneously caring for hungry Georgians.
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State Senate Kicks Off Deep Dive into Artificial Intelligence
November 02, 2023
Artificial intelligence can prove more beneficial to society than harmful but only with proper regulation, industry experts told Georgia lawmakers Wednesday.
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15th Annual GRACE Awards Finalists and Honorees Announced
November 01, 2023
The Georgia Restaurant Association is thrilled to announce the finalists and honorees for the 2023 Georgia Restaurant Association Crystal of Excellence (GRACE) Awards.
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Georgia Power's 2023 Integrated Resource Plan Update Supports Georgia's Extraordinary Economic Growth
October 30, 2023
Georgia Power filed an update to its Integrated Resource Plan that sets forth a flexible, comprehensive plan to support the state's extraordinary economic growth and continue providing clean, safe, reliable, and affordable power for customers.
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The Alliance for Fort Gordon is Becoming the Alliance for Fort Eisenhower
October 27, 2023
Today, The Alliance for Fort Gordon will be redesignated as the Alliance for Fort Eisenhower to align with the redesignation of Fort Gordon to Fort Eisenhower.