News

June 22, 2015

• Fewer Vidalia Onions Expected This Season

• Governor Deal Appoints 15 to State Boards

• TAG Spotlights Technology Legislator of the Year

• May Construction Starts Increase 3 Percent

• Survey: U.S. CFOs' Confidence in Business Reaches Post-Recession High

• Family Businesses Believe in the Power of Women in Leadership

• Oil Price Volatility Highlights Tax Structure Vulnerabilities of Exporting Countries

June 19, 2015

• Hospitals Lay Out Claims to Columbia County

• Kinder Morgan Appeals State Denial of Palmetto Pipeline

• Augusta Regional Airport Hosts Phinizy Swamp Photo Exhibit

• Technical Colleges in Georgia and Brazil Form New Partnership

• Overall Lending at Georgia Credit Unions Was Up in Q1

• Chick-fil-A Offers Free Meals to Cow-Clad Customers on Cow Appreciation Day

• Southwire CEO Helps Grow Future Workforce in Carrollton

• Silicon Ranch to Begin Construction on Large-Scale Solar Field in SE Georgia

• Oxford American Magazine Announces 2015 Georgia Music Issue

• Ameris Bancorp Announces Completion of Branch Acquisition

• Despite Growing Awareness, Interest in Mobile Payments Remains Stagnant

• Florida Cities Top AAA's Summer Vacation Destination List

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

• New National Report: Teens Face Summer Scarcity of Jobs

June 18, 2015

• Project Jackson Brings New Business to North Augusta

• Fitch Rates Columbia County GOs 'AAA'; Outlook Stable

• Annual Sunshine’s Roast and Toast to Roast Coach Ronnie Spry on July 16th

• Heat Wave Fills The Salvation Army Shelter

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