News

May 30, 2017

• Hull College Dean Impressed during First 100 Days in Augusta

• Club Car’s Challenge Helps Local System Redesign Educational Process

• Nuclear Regulatory Commission Set to Inspect Vogtle Training Program

• Augusta University Announces Limited Data Breach

• SRNS Receives Top Grades for this Year’s Education Outreach Report Card

• Georgia Banks’ Earnings up 6.2% in First Quarter

• Governor’s HDCI Addresses Workforce Challenges in Construction with the Launch of a New Task Force

• Governor Appoints 4 to Boards

• Port Partners Join to Support Long-Standing PPI Transport Symposium

• Baby Steps Toward Regional Transit in Georgia

• Memorial Day Gas Prices Lowest in 12 Years

• Habitat for Humanity and Wells Fargo Team Up with Veterans to Improve 100 Homes

• US Nonretirees to Rely More on Social Security

• Ameritech Financial: Student Loan Debt Hindering Retirement Saving for Older Borrowers

May 26, 2017

• Metro Augusta’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 4.5% in April

• Local Businessman to Redevelop Former Marshall Square Property

• North Augusta Breaks Ground on Stadium, Development

• Four Local Realtors Grab Top Five Awards

• AT&T Invests More Than $5B Over 3-Year Period to Enhance Local Networks in Georgia

• Governor: Global Technology Company to Invest $2.5B in Douglas County

• Sen. Perdue: Honoring Those Who Made The Ultimate Sacrifice

• Coleman Talley LLP Wins 6th Consecutive Georgia Legal Food Frenzy Competition

• GPA to Use Electric Cranes at Appalachian Regional Port

• Speaker Ralston Announces Members of the House Commission on Transit Governance & Funding

• Lt. Governor Cagle Announces Appointments to Education Turnaround Advisory Council

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