News

January 24, 2018

• SRNS Reaches Major Milestone: Phase One of SRS Ash Basin Cleanup Project Complete, Phase Two Underway Featuring New Technology

• USC Aiken's Dean of College of Sciences, Engineering Addresses Augusta Civic Leaders

• Georgia DOT Commissioner Named 2018 Georgian of the Year

• Chipper Jones Set to Join Familiar Names in Hall of Fame

• $1.9M Grant Aims to Increase Georgia’s Behavioral Health Workforce

• Future of Georgia's Farmers Markets Debated After Audit

• Charlie Harper: Time To Move School Choice Beyond Slogans

• Popular GEA Leadership Training Series Begins in Macon on February 7th

• Brian Kemp: Some Next Steps Toward Fighting Opioid Abuse in Georgia

• Attorney General Chris Carr Announces Endorsements from Governor, Speaker, Georgia General Assembly

• Business, Economic Activity Show No Signs of Winter Freeze as 2018 Gets Off to Robust Start

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Rose 3.7% in 2017

• Home Loan Fundamentals Still a Mystery to Most Americans, According to New Survey

January 23, 2018

• Federal Grant Will Allow AU Medical Center to Create Connection with Five Rural Hospitals

• Three Realtors Earn Top Five Awards

• Free Event: The Last Business Standing, How Cyber Security Can Save You Money

• Military Ethicist Highlights Business Lecture Series

• Paine Upward Bound Student Awarded 2018 Horatio Alger Scholarship for $25,000

• The Chason Group Conducting Executive Search for Augusta EDA Project Manager

• Georgia Ports Authority Surpasses 4M TEUs

• Synovus Announces Earnings for Q4 & 67% Dividend Increase

• Atlanta Motor Speedway Adding 'Restart Bar' to Grandstands

• Georgia January Gas Prices Hit 4-Year Highs

• Governor Deal Announces Early Language and Literacy Mini-Grant Award Winners

• Irma’s Impact on Georgia Pecan Crop Could Linger

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