News

November 17, 2025

• Columbia County’s First Hospital Getting Closer to Completion in Grovetown

• Anonymous Donor Matching Up to $1 Million for Aiken Meals on Wheels

• Augusta/CSRA Habitat for Humanity Awarded $50,000 as 2025 Neighborhood Builder

• Augusta University Hosts Holiday Maker’s Market at Cyber Center

• Georgia Communities Vote on FLOST for Property Tax Relief

• Georgia Schools Receive Additional Funds to Support Mental Health, Students in Poverty

• Norfolk Southern Shareholders Approve Transaction with Union Pacific

• Fed’s Bostic Says ‘We’ll See’ on the December Rate Decision

• Georgia Commission Approves License for New Medical Cannabis Dispensary as Demand Grows

• Dr. Penny L. Elkins Elected as Mercer University’s 19th President

• Deloitte: While Holiday Travel Intent Rises, Planned Spending Hits Turbulence

• Over Half of Americans Don't See Their Dream Home Becoming Reality

• Resonance Launches GEO Search: the AI Visibility Engine for B2B Technology Brands

November 14, 2025

• Gateway Hosts Successful Educational Breakfast with Elected Officials and Community Partners

• Augusta Leaders Don’t Expect Budget to be Approved on Schedule

• Eight RCSS Schools named Georgia Literacy and Math Leaders

• Augusta University Awarded $1.3 Million Grant To Expand Student Support

• Governor Kemp Announces Trey Bennett New GEFA Executive Director

• With Penny Production Ending, Georgia Expert Explains What your Old Coins are Actually Worth

• Federal Employees Return to Work as Government Reopens

• Georgia Pushes for Electric School Buses Amid Uncertain Federal Funding

• Georgia-based University Buys $51M in Bitcoin

• U.S. Senate Funding Bill to End Government Shutdown Threatens Hemp Consumables Industry

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity Posts Eighth Straight Month of Year- Over- Year Increases

• Deloitte Survey Shows Tech Execs Driving Growth, Shaping Strategy and Eyeing the CEO Seat

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