July 2024 News

July 31, 2024

• Two Local Furniture Stores Going Out of Business

• Augusta Public Library Unveils New Tech Hub for Library Card Holders

• FREE ESL Classes Available in Augusta, GA

• Carter Center Creating Mosaic for Jimmy Carter’s 100th Birthday

• See Where Georgia’s 3 Most Charming Country Stores Are, According to Southern Living

• NLC Releases State of the Cities Report

• State Board of Corrections Chair Dies in Plane Crash

• Georgia Department of Agriculture Dairy Program Recognized for Excellence in Dairy Safety Compliance

• June Unemployment Rates Rise in Georgia Regional Commissions as Seasonal & Student Workers Enter the Summer Job Market

• More Than Half of U.S. Companies Plan to Add New Positions in the Second Half of 2024

• More Than Three in Four U.S. Adults Believe the Social Security System Needs to Change

July 30, 2024

• Columbia Co. School Superintendent Talks Changes Coming in the School Year

• Strike for a Cause at CSRA EOA’s Bowling Fundraiser

• Norfolk Southern Awards Over 100 Scholarships to Team Members' Children

• SOS Raffensperger Simplifies Cancelling Voter Registrations and Increasing Voter Roll Accuracy

• Americans For Prosperity- Georgia Releases 2023-2024 Legislative Scorecards

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Declines at a Snail's Pace

• Georgia Residents are 9th Most Impacted by Food Recalls

• Alpharetta Chain Surcheros Plans Big Out-of-state Expansion

• Americans Committed to Travel Are Embarking on "Justi-vacations" Despite Budget Constraints

• New Report from Bloomberg Law Highlights Surge in Ransomware Litigation

• Nearly Three-Quarters of Business Decision Makers Feel Their Businesses Are Not Moving Fast Enough to Address "Megatrend" Risks

July 29, 2024

• Club Car Continues Support for Junior Golf with U.S. Kids Golf Partnership Extension

• Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History Presents August Wilson's Seven Guitars

• Aiken Tech Selected for Metallica Scholars Initiative for Second Year