News

July 18, 2023

• GACCE Announces New Georgia Certified Chamber Executives

• Speaker Jon Burns Names Former State Representative Terry England as Chief of Staff

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Up Slightly

• Georgia Supreme Court Declines to Hear Rivian Incentives Case

• Secretary Raffensperger Announces Financial Literacy Webinar: “Invest Wisely”

• Eight Programs Selected for UGA Leadership Initiative

• Ford’s Electric F-150 Lightning Just got Much Cheaper

• The States Who Falsely Report Illness to Get Out of Work the Most

• Northwestern Mutual Study Finds Americans Who Carry Personal Debt Owe an Average of $21,800 Exclusive of Mortgages

July 17, 2023

• Augusta Property Owners Face Sky-high Reassessments

• Savannah River Site Checks Off DOE Priority With Disposal Unit Construction

• Leidos and AUSA to Donate $4,000 to Support Youth STEM and Manufacturing Camp at Augusta Technical College

• GreenJackets, SRP Federal Credit Union, and WOW! Internet, TV & Phone to Host Stuff The Bus Back-To-School Drive

• North Augusta Recycling Facility Reopens after Fire in 2021

• Delta is Having a Great Summer Thanks to Robust International Travel

• Georgia-Pacific Produces 1 Billion Recyclable Padded Mailers to E-Commerce Customers

• Gov. Kemp Announces Chris Hosey as Incoming GBI Director

• Georgia, the Peach State, is Out of Peaches. Here’s Why, and How Locals are Coping

• Georgians Wants These Cosmetic Procedures the Most, According to Study

• CleanSpark's Bitcoin Production Achieves 8 EH/s as $55M Expansion Goes Live

• 6 in 10 Online Shoppers Want Better Product Search Experiences, According to New Study

• Only 13 Percent of Executives Say Sustainability is Deeply Embedded Into Their Company Culture

• Retirement Security Across Generations Is Faltering in the Post-Pandemic Environment

• Study: EV Consideration at Record High, but Dealers Feel Unprepared

July 14, 2023

• U.S. Postal Service Reviews Processing Operations in Augusta

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