News

May 02, 2018

• AGCO Reports Improved First Quarter Results

• Commission Approves SCANA as Regulated Provider of Natural Gas for Two Year Term

• Monthly Meeting of the Georgia Society of Professional Engineers May 14th

• AG Chris Carr Releases Georgia Consumer Protection Guide for Older Adults

• Study Reveals Increasing Awareness is Improving Cybersecurity Practices that Protect the Data that Matter Most

• U.S. Wages Grow 2.9% Over Past Year, Information Industry Experienced Highest Wage Growth of 5.6%

• Randstad US: Employees Love Working from Home. Except When They Don't.

• Home Value Forecast: Impact of Foreclosures on Top Housing Markets

May 01, 2018

• Augusta-based LegalSpark Launches by Offering 20-minute Phone Calls with Lawyers Free of Charge

• Harry Jacobs Chamber Music Society to be Housed at Augusta University

• New Historic Sign Preserves the Past of Displaced Savannah River Site Town

• Academy of Richmond County Media Specialist Named Regional Library Specialist of the Year

• Augusta’s Cyber Revolution: Present, Future and Past are Converging

• Johnson Selected as Chair of MCG Department of Radiology

• Charlie Harper: Rail Upgrades Key For Rural Economic Growth

• Equifax: U.S. Consumers See Personal Finance as an Educational Requirement

• Georgia April Gas Prices Hit 4-Year Highs

• SunTrust Commercial Real Estate to Sunset Pillar Financial Brand

• State School Superintendent Woods Announces 2018 Georgia Scholars

• Carr, DEA and Partners Celebrate National Drug Take Back Day

• As Manufacturing Picks Up In the State, Governor Deal Reminds Georgia Its Workforce Needs To Keep Up

• Georgia Has Good Paying Jobs Sitting Empty

• Mobile Banking One of Top Three Most Used Apps by Americans, 2018 Citi Mobile Banking Study Reveals

• 40% of Small Manufacturers Likely to Hire this Year

April 30, 2018

• New Tax Law Gives Incentives for Investing in Augusta’s Low-Income Zones

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