News

January 31, 2017

• Study: U.S. Firms Expect Economic Growth in 2017, and Plan to Deploy Cash

January 30, 2017

• Options Limited But Authority Intent on “Downtown” Augusta for Proposed New Arena

• New Augusta Department Dedicated to Increasing Opportunities

• South State Corporation Reports 2016 Results; Increases Quarterly Cash Dividend

• Lyon, Munn Honored with Georgia Bio Innovation Awards

• Two State Transportation Board Members Re-elected

• Diana Food to Invest $50M in Banks County

• Georgia Council for the Arts Launches New Georgia Teaching Artists Registry

• UGA Leadership Conference Includes Community Award and Keynote Session on Digital Marketing

• Attorney General Chris Carr Appointed to National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking

• Georgia Department of Education Releases Star Ratings for School Climate, Financial Efficiency

• Technology Association of Georgia Publication Lists Who’s Who in Sports Technology

• Here's What Americans Would Give Up to See Their Team Win the Super Bowl

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased

• Post-Election Surge in Consumer and Business Sentiment Suggests Momentum for 2017, According to PwC

• Private Equity CFOs Focus on Developing Talent and Enabling Digital Technology to Stay Competitive

January 27, 2017

• GDOL, Richmond Co Schools, Textron and AT&T Partner on a Unique Jobs for Georgia Graduates Program

• Senators Lee Anderson and Jesse Stone Welcome Columbia County Tourism Professionals to the Capitol

• TAG Greater Augusta Health Startup Expo

• Commanding General Recognizes Fort Gordon Personnel

• State Bank Net Income Up in 2016

• Braun Named MCG Associate Dean of Admissions

• Sen. Brandon Beach Introduces Bill to Legalize Resort Style Casinos

• Georgia House Backs Budget Changes, Including Storm Relief

• New Study Finds Georgia Underreports Public School Spending

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