News

October 07, 2016

• Southeast's First Women in STEM Global Leadership Summit Announced for Atlanta

• Atlanta Braves Foundation Launches SunTrust Park Legacy Brick Program

• James Magazine Names Georgia Credit Union Affiliates a Top State Association in its Lobbying Issue

• StorageCraft Offers Free Backup to Businesses in Hurricane Matthew Danger Zone

• Aflac Appears on Dow Jones Sustainability Index for 6th Consecutive Year

• Habitat for Humanity's Commitments to Reduce Poverty and Foster More Sustainable Cities

• EY Survey Reveals Increasing Tax Audit Presence Driven by BEPS

• Half of Americans Concerned about Outliving Money, Study Shows

• Travelers Booking Private Cars More Frequently According to Recent Survey

October 06, 2016

• Augusta Metro Chamber Teaches Businesses How to Grow Your Business without Growing to Death

• Augusta Showers The Salvation Army’s Shelter With Towels

• The Augusta Photography Festival 2016 Exhibitions Open in October

• Augusta-Richmond County Public Library System Announces Star Wars Reads Day Oct. 8th

• Governor Expands State of Emergency, Encourages Voluntary Evacuation for Six Coastal Counties

• Georgia Ports Authority Adding 100 Acres of Auto Processing Space

• Georgians Rush to Register to Vote as Deadline Nears

• Genuine Parts Company Announces Acquisition of Industrial Automation and Control Distributor

• Lawmakers Begin Looking at Alternatives to Standard Medicaid Expansion

• Governor Deal Honors Contributors to Arts and Humanities

• AT&T Networks in Georgia Prepared for Hurricane Matthew

• Georgia Power Prepares for Hurricane Matthew

• Online Labor Demand Decreased 93,800 in September

• Millennials Lead the Pack When it Comes to Being Better Off Than Five Years Ago

• CEO Survey Identifies Strategic Partnerships and Big Data as Key to Success and Sustainable Growth

October 05, 2016

• Textron Acquires Swedish Deicer Manufacturer

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