News

April 04, 2017

• Blues, Brews & BBQ, Columbia County’s Signature Concert Series Moves to Masters Week Friday at the Columbia County Amphitheater

• Visitors Will Find This Area Very Much Like Back Home, Except for the Golf

• Olympic Marathoner to Deliver Augusta University's Alumni Weekend keynote

• ParTee On The Green Event Postponed to Friday, April 28th

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• Masters Tournament Ramps Up Georgia Aviation Activity

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue Steady Rise

• Star Snacks to Create 115 Jobs, Invest $18M in Macon-Bibb County

• Attorney General Chris Carr to Celebrate Financial Literacy Month in April

• Governor Provides Updates on I-85 Repair Progress

• UPS Boosts Saturday Operations to Increase E-Commerce Delivery Speed

• Senators Isakson & Perdue: Confirm Judge Neil Gorsuch

• Aflac Named Company of the Year for Corporate Social Responsibility

• SBA's Linda McMahon: Taking a Risk

• Deloitte CFO Signals Survey: Optimism Abounds

• US Tech Sector Employment Approaches Seven Million

April 03, 2017

• Forbes: How Augusta is Becoming A Model for Tech Innovation in Small Cities

• Changes, Visible and Invisible, Await Visitors Returning to Augusta

• Cyber Range to be Major Feature of $50M Georgia Cyber Innovation and Training Center

• Columbia County Gets Additional Job Tax Credits

• Augusta Regional Airport Hosts Fifth Annual Spring Music Fest April 3rd-10th

• Seven Hundred Feet of I-85 to be Removed and Replaced: $10M in Federal Funds Approved from US DOT

• Georgia Power Earns Top Customer Experience Ratings for Utilities, According to Temkin Group

• Brian Kemp Launches ‘Georgia First’ Campaign for Governor

• Aflac Announces Investment Partnership with NXT Capital

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