March 2021 News

March 31, 2021

• Augusta Convention & Visitors Bureau Launches New Website

• Augusta Technical College Becomes the Educational Partner of CSRA SHRM

• StoreEase Opens Evans First Virtually Managed Storage Facility

• New Workshops Help Participants Explore ‘True Colors’

• Danimer Scientific Planning $700 Million, 400 Job Expansion in Decatur County

• Vidalia Onions On The Official Menu At The 2021 Kentucky Derby

• More than $5 Million in CARES Funds to Help Expand Georgia School District Nursing Services

• Discover Dunwoody Seeks Executive Director for Destination Marketing Organization

• AARP Community Challenge Grant Program Now Accepting 2021 Applications

• Georgia Power’s Dr. Mark Berry named Vice Chair to The Electric Power Research Institute’s Research Advisory Committee

• Understaffed IT Teams and Lack of Cybersecurity Expertise Hinder Financial Organizations from Protecting Data in the Cloud

March 30, 2021

• Warnock Impressed with Fort Gordon Facilities & Leadership During Monday Visit

• Georgia DOT Awards nearly $60 Million in Construction Contracts in February

• Georgia General Assembly Passes Cocktails-To-Go Bill

• Gov. Kemp Promotes Tourism Industry Rebound During Jekyll Visit

• Vaccines for Students; More Colleges Make Fall Return Plans

• Georgia-Carolina Council, Boy Scouts of America Celebrates 100th Anniversary

• Don’t Let Strings on Covid Cash Make Georgia Feds’ Puppet

• Cox Automotive March Forecast: U.S. Auto Sales Pick Up Pace Heading Into Spring

• BBB Tip: How to Make Your Next Home Improvement Project a Success

March 29, 2021

• Meet the Woman Who Started Augusta’s 1st Business School

• Georgia Cancer Center Researcher Launches Health Disparity Study on Breast Cancer in Georgia’s Black Community

• Georgia Public Schools to Receive $3.8 Billion in Federal Stimulus Funds

• Kia Telluride Named Best 3-Row SUV for Families by U.S. News & World Report

• Governor Kemp Receives the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine