News

September 22, 2023

• JAMES Magazine Online: Carter Secures Federal Grant for Youth Mental Health Services in Southeast Georgia

• Secretary Raffensperger Leads with Interstate Voter Data Agreements

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Fell Again in August

• AI Will Create More Jobs Than It Replaces Says Business Leaders

• New Report: Why Recent Retirees Want to Return to Work?

September 21, 2023

• AU Economics Professor, Augusta/Aiken Staffing Company Speak on Inflation

• Parker’s Kitchen Foes Lose their Fight Against Augusta Store

• Commissioner Francine Scott Discusses Top Augusta Issues

• C.T. Walker Recognized as Literacy Leaders by State Superintendent Woods

• The Dental College of Georgia Appoints Associate Dean for Student Affairs

• SRS Employees Complete 100th Plutonium Downblending for FY23

• Georgia Lawmakers Looking for Better Way to Resolve Local Service Delivery Disputes

• The Home Depot Announces 2023 Innovation Award Winners

• Gov. Kemp Accepts James A. Van Fleet Award from The Korea Society

• Jimmy, Rosalynn Carter win Lifetime Achievement Award from Gates Foundation

• Study: Georgia Cities & Towns May Need to Adjust Zoning for Greater Housing Density

• New Agreement Provides a Pathway for Young Harris College Students to Enter PCOM Georgia's Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

• Attorney Mel Hewitt Honored by Marsy’s Law

• Nursing Workforce Research Center to Open at Emory

• These 6 US Airports Named Best in the WORLD for Restaurant Choices

• Distrust in Recruiting: 49% of Employed Job Seekers Say AI Recruiting Tools Are More Biased Than Humans

• As Interest Rates Hit 22-Year Highs, 50% Face $2,000+ Monthly Mortgage Payments; Nearly a Quarter Face $3,000 Payments or More

September 20, 2023

• Augusta Commissioners set for Final Vote on Riverwalk Renaming

• Doing Business with RCSS Workshop Scheduled

• The Jessye Norman School of the Arts Announces 20th Anniversary Benefit Concert

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