News

February 22, 2018

• Groundbreaking Next Week on Columbia County Performing Arts Center

• Billy Graham’s First Ecumenical Crusade was Held in Augusta

• Largest Solar Power Plant in Southeast to be Built in Middle Georgia

• HOPE Passes $10B Mark

• Tricia Pridemore Takes Her Seat on the Georgia Public Service Commission

• Georgia Southern’s Online Master of Accounting Program Ranked in top 25

• Georgia Gas Prices Drop 9 cents in 16 Days

• Southern Company Posts Q4 Results

• State's Top Food Products Make Final Round of University of Georgia's 2018 Flavor of Georgia Contest

• Moller-Maersk Expansion Means UPS Facing another Major Competitor

• Global Study Reveals Cybersecurity Professionals Believe a Catastrophic Data Breach to Their Organization Is Inevitable

• Existing-Home Sales Slip 3.2% in January

• Business Travelers Take Time Out for Fun, But Keep it to Themselves

• Over Half of Millennial-Owned Small Businesses Have a Mobile App

• Experts More Pessimistic about U.S. Housing Market Following New Tax Laws

• More Students Than Ever Are Participating And Succeeding In Advanced Placement

• Industrial Activity Signals Further Gains In U.S. Economy; Pullback In Equity Markets Betrays Strong Fundamentals

• Billy Graham, Evangelist to the World, Dead at Age 99

• J.D. Power: Used Vehicle Wholesale Prices Drop 0.6%

February 21, 2018

• Two Expected to Challenge Mayor Hardie Davis

• Rural Source Inc. and United Way of the CSRA to Host “Code for a Cause” Cyber Event February 23rd

• Cook Out Burger Chain Plans Aiken Restaurant

• Governor Introduces Updates to Tax Code Legislation

• Sen. Johnny Isakson: 'Of Course' Planning to Run for Re-election in 2022

• GDOT Broadband Deployment Project Moves Ahead

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