October 2023 News

October 31, 2023

• Augusta Technical College Receives $264K from Office of Workforce Development to Establish Nuclear Science Apprenticeship Program

• Teen Mental Health Gets spotlight at Augusta Summit

• Signal and Cyber Museum Society Hosts Donation Breakfast

• Governor Asking Georgia Lawmakers to Back Another Savannah Harbor Deepening

• New Data: Industries that will Benefit from Daylight Saving Time, Revealed

• Georgia Ports Authority CEO: Brunswick on Track to be Top U.S. Auto and RoRo Port

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Below $3 a Gallon

• Cities Connect: Elevating Your Downtown Development Program with the Georgia Downtown Association

• NBA Star Stephen Curry to Receive the 'Charlie Sifford Award Presented by Southern Company' for Advancing Diversity in Golf

• Nearly Half of Investors Believe the 2024 Election Will Have a Bigger Impact on Portfolios Than Market Performance

• Consumers Deplete an Average of 67% of All Available Savings Once Every Four Years

• Business Ranked Fourth-best Job Sector for Employers

• Millennials Are Most Likely Generation to Participate in Online Sports Betting

October 30, 2023

• Augusta Metro Chamber Hires New Membership Growth Manager

• Make Startups Unveils New AI-Fueled Platform for Startups

• Savannah River Mission Completion Donates $15,000 to A. Dorothy Hains Elementary School STEM Program

• Winners of 2023 Georgia ORBIE Awards Announced by GeorgiaCIO

• Rivian Launches Apprenticeship Program to Support Georgia Plant

• State Licenses First Pharmacies to Sell Cannabis Oil to Patients

• U.S. Senate Panel Hears Tragic Stories from Georgia’s Foster Care System

• Aspen Power Completes 14 New Solar Projects in Georgia

• PCOM Georgia Pharmacy Student Shares his Success with First Generation Students

• Georgia’s Regional Commissions See Drop in September Unemployment Rates

• New Data Ranks Georgia among Best States for Games

• The Impact of Travel Delays and Missed Connections in 2023