News

October 16, 2017

• Survey: 80% of Enterprises Investing in AI, but Cite Significant Challenges Ahead

October 13, 2017

• Second Steam Generator Placed for Vogtle Unit 3

• Senate Study Committee on Health Care Access Meeting at Augusta University

• Pharmaceutical Company Seeking Buyer for Local Plant

• 200 Construction Workers Laid Off from MOX Project

• RCSS Announces 2018 Teacher of the Year Finalists

• Largest Manufacturing Summit in Georgia Attracts over 700 Industry Professionals from Across the Southeast

• Rep. Austin Scott Named Negotiator for Defense Bill

• Habitat and Rotary International Work to Make Affordable Housing Accessible for Everyone

• Delta Premium Sales and Service Receives J.D. Power Certified Contact Center Honor

• Shahid Shah and Dr. Chelsey Richards to Keynote 8th Annual Health Information Technology Leadership Summit

• Cyberattacks: 59% of People Say Laptops are the Most Vulnerable Devices

• Orbitz Insiders Advise That It's Time to Get Ready for Holiday Travel

• New Survey Finds 54% of Consumers Will Begin Holiday Shopping Before Black Friday

October 12, 2017

• First Community Bank Welcomes Jordan Pierce as Market President

• Augusta Welcomes the Georgia Council of Auxiliaries and Volunteers

• Two Local Restaurants Have Closed

• Augusta Fiberglass Coatings, Inc. Expanding in Barnwell County

• Belk Holds Grand Opening at Mullins Colony New Store

• Cyber Georgia @ Augusta University Starts Today

• Last Chance to Participate in the Georgia CEO Q4 Business Index Survey

• Georgia-based Green4U Technologies, Inc. Displays its First All-Electric Vehicles

• Georgia Council for the Arts Launches New Arts Education Campaign

• Regents: State Colleges Must Have Same Semester Lengths

• Georgia Nurses Association’s New Brand Delivers Increased Value to Members

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