November 2024 News

November 20, 2024

• MCG Researchers Secure $5.7M in New BIH Grants

• Apply Now to Be in The 2024 Columbia County Christmas Parade

• Get Ready for a Jolly Good Time at the Ugly Christmas Sweater Night

• Georgia Sees Nation's 15th Largest Surge in New Business Applications Since 2019

• An Architect’s $40 Million Oceanfront Mansion in Georgia Is Centered Around a Spectacular Atrium

• He was Certainly a Game Changer. Business Insider Reveals Georgia's Most Famous Athlete

• Georgia Power Cautions Customers on Utility Scams Awareness Day

• Short-Lived Mortgage Rate Relief Boosted Affordability To A 19-Month High in September

• Banks Can Boost Fraud Detection by More Than Ten-fold Through Better Collaboration, Research Shows

• Terry College: What’s the Big Deal About Big Data?

• T. Rowe Price Experts Share 2025 Outlook for Global Financial Markets

November 19, 2024

• Steve Trevino Brings His Good Life Tour to Columbia County PAC on March 30th

• Augusta Technical College Announces $750,000 Gift from Syensqo to Create a Mobile Training Center

• Augusta Sports Council Announces Wier / Stewart as Presenting Sponsor for 2025 Augusta Half Marathon/10K/5K

• State Launches Website for New School Vouchers Program

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Stuck in Neutral

• A New Foreign Policy Direction Awaits In The New Year

• Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce Seeking President and CEO

• Boaters Want to Separate Paddling From Fishing in Debate Over Access to Waterways

• The UGA Institute of Government Knows Workforce

• U.S. News & World Report Reveals the 2025 Best Places to Retire

• Global Times: Confidence is Strengthening in Achieving Annual Economic Target of Around 5%

• Pearls of Wisdom from 60- to 65-Year-Olds on Planning for Long-term Care Needs

November 18, 2024

• Food Truck Fridays Return to Augusta for First Time Since Helene

• Augusta Businesses Continue Recovery Nearly 2 Months After Helene