News

September 28, 2016

• Southern Company Subsidiary's Tranquillity Solar Facility in California Begins Operation

• Delta’s 12th Annual ‘Breast Cancer One’ Survivor Flight Takes Hope to New Heights

• Home Price Gains in July Slow According to The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices

• Survey Shows Americans Beginning to Feel More Financially Secure

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increased in September

September 27, 2016

• Local Manufacturers Open Doors to Augusta Warrior Project

• MCG Dean Peter Buckley Appointed Chair of WCG Foundation

• Augusta Technical College Hosts Adult Education Open House Oct. 13th

• Women in Business Signature Event Presents the “Business of Giving” Oct. 6th

• Georgia Tourism Launches New Social Media Campaign #ExploreGeorgiaPup

• Charlie Harper: More Questions Than Answers for Campaign’s Final Stretch

• Joe Riley of Georgia Electric Membership Corporation Receives Award for Professional Excellence

• CFPB Fines Titlemax Parent Company $9M for Luring Consumers Into More Costly Loans

• Georgia's American Rental Association Announces New President

• Kaiser Continues Winning Streak in Ratings of Health Plans

• Suniva Powers Georgia Power Charging Stations

• Equifax Makes Big Change to Credit Reports to Help Mortgage Lenders

• Adobe and Microsoft Partner in the Azure Cloud to Help Businesses Transform Customer Engagement

• Survey Finds 85% of Consumers Support Action in Congress to Allow Credit Bureaus to Offer Timely Credit Education Services

September 26, 2016

• Grab Your Mittens and Sled Into the Annual Columbia County Snowfest

• No Tax Increase in North Augusta Budget Proposal

• Queensborough National Bank & Trust Will Present Valuable Information at Life After 50 Expo

• Augusta Expected to See Increase in Senior Population

• New Director of Augusta University Facilities Operations Named

• SEC Charges Effingham Studio CEOs with Fraud

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