News

August 19, 2016

• ExxonMobil & Georgia Tech Innovation Could Lead to Significant Cuts in Chemical Manufacturing Energy Use and Emissions

• New Mobile App Gives Technical College System of Georgia Students Easier Way to Enroll, Interact with Colleges

• Strome Fiber Holdings Acquires Former Assets of AF-Southeast, LLC

• UPS Helps Canadian Businesses and Online Shoppers Get Packages Faster

• PrimeLending's NeighborhoodEdge Closing Cost Program Now Available in Georgia

• Georgia's Shaw Sports Turf Expects Field Growth Based on New Participation Study

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

• B2B Organic Growth Failing

August 18, 2016

• EDTS Makes It Seven Straight Years on Inc. 5000 Fastest-Growing Companies in America List

• Executive VP of Plant Vogtle 3&4 Construction to Speak at Chamber Luncheon

• Meet.Mingle.Mesh at the Augusta Westobou Festival Sept. 1st

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 5% in July

• The Home Depot Foundation Commits $700,000, Supplies and Volunteer Assistance to Gulf Flood Relief Efforts

• AT&T Introduces Mobile Share Advantage

• Trump-Pence Campaign Announces Additions to Georgia Team

• Chime Solutions to Bring an Additional 1,000 Job Opportunities to Morrow

• Cisco to Lay Off About 14,000 Employees

• Gallup Poll Shows Restaurant Industry Again Voted Most Popular Industry in the U.S.

• Number of IT Workers Has Increased Tenfold Since 1970, Census Bureau Reports

• Movie Industry's Image in U.S. Matches 16-Year High

August 17, 2016

• University Health Care System Implements RightPatient Biometric Patient Identification System with Epic EHR

• Columbia County Chamber Announces Leadership Class of 2017

• RCSS Receives Grant to Support Financial Education Efforts

• North Augusta Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting for Georgia Military College – Augusta

• Leading Automotive Supplier to Create 150 Jobs in Bartow County

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