November 2023 News

November 30, 2023

• Augusta Technical College Unveils Paws Food Pantry with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

• Savannah River Site Supply Chain Hosts Staff Augmentation Summit for Over 50 Partner Leads

• Augusta Commission Shuts Down Proposal for Biofuel Facility

• Evans Towne Center: New Stores, New Holiday Lights, Evans on Ice Extended

• Georgia is Among the Top Ten States Spending the Most at Christmas

• JAMES Magazine Online: Cobb Commissioners Sign Off On $1.6 Million for MLB All Star Game

• Appellate Court Upholds Statewide PSC Elections

• Fed’s Bostic says he’s More Confident in his Soft-landing Forecast

• Governor Kemp Announces Senior Staff Updates

• Secretary Raffensperger Sponsors Funding the Future to Rock Financial Literacy at Schools Across Georgia

• Lt. Governor Burt Jones and the Georgia Senate Denounce October 7th Attack on Israel

• Atlanta Ranks #6 for Most Smart Homes for Sale

• Survey Finds Inflation Still Top of Mind For Holiday Shoppers

• Offshore Wind Reaches Crossroads, as Spiraling Costs and Supply Chain Issues Force Developers to Reassess Projects - EY Research

• IT Leadership Survey Finds Healthcare Systems Ramping Up AI Investment and Adoption

November 29, 2023

• Columbia County to Boost Productivity with Clariti

• Teddy Milner Sworn into Office as City of Aiken Mayor

• Meybohm Unveils New Mortgage Company

• Business Administration Graduate is All Smiles en Route to her Goal of Providing Dental Care to the Underserved

• Wintry Chill Stirs Concerns About 24/7 Help for Homeless in Augusta

• Georgia Power names Trey Kilpatrick as Senior Vice President of External Affairs

• Rosalynn Carter Honored by Family, Friends, First Ladies and Presidents — Including Husband Jimmy

• Share a Taste of Georgia this Holiday Season

• State Senate Study Committee Recommends Repealing CON Law

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Marginal Changes in October Unemployment