News

October 22, 2024

• 6th Annual CSRA Walk for Water set for November 9th

• AU ranks Among Top in the Nation for Best Colleges

• SRNS Donates $20,000 to Enhance Technology in Local School

• Colony Bank Announces Addition of Cissy Giglio as Director of Process Optimization

• Georgia Power Awarded $160M From Department of Energy to Enhance Georgia's Power Grid

• Sapelo Island Gangway Collapse Kills Seven

• Introducing The New Chick-fil-A Play App: Family Time at Your Fingertips

• Norfolk Southern Reaches Tentative Collective Bargaining Agreement with International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

• The Impact of Education on Rural Georgia’s Talent Pipeline

• Georgia Dental Association Provides Hurricane Relief to Affected Communities

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Declined in September

• Forecast Shows Increased Demand for New Business Jets, Stable Growth for Next Decade

• Cyber Threats in Manufacturing Report Show Alarming Cybersecurity Trends in Industry

October 21, 2024

• Augusta Recovery Tops $12 Million as City Assesses More Damage

• Helms College Culinary Students Aid Local School as Community Continues to Recover

• ATC Foundation Fundraiser to Benefit Students Impacted by Hurricane Helene

• Savannah River Mission Completion Donates $30,000 to Elementary Schools STEM Education

• Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History Presents August Wilson’s King Hedley II

• Georgia Hits 1 Million Mark in Early Voting

• Proposed Expansion of Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Could Stop Mine

• Fed’s Bostic Says He Favors Patience in Cutting Rates Further

• Republicans Favored to Retain Majorities in General Assembly

• Sen. Ossoff on Delivering $1.3B to Expand Broadband Internet to Georgia

• Secretary Raffensperger's Voter Guide to Constitutional Amendments and Statewide Referendums

• Wawa Announces Grand Opening Date of First Store in Georgia

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