News

November 13, 2023

• SRS Apprenticeship Program Ignites Opportunity for Students

• Georgia Film Industry Excited Over End of Hollywood Strikes

• Fed’s Bostic Says More Time Needed to Ease Inflation to Goal

• Home Depot Foundation Surpasses $500M Invested in Veteran Causes

• Bonds Closed on Rivian EV Plant

• Georgia has 13th Highest Mortgage Delinquency Rate in U.S.

• Charlie Harper: Giving Thanks For Our Veterans

• Black Georgia Entrepreneurs Win Prizes in Pharell-backed Competition

• These are the States Where Quit Rates are Falling the Fastest

• EY Future Consumer Index: US Consumers are Looking to Get More for Less this Festive Shopping Season

• Data Reveals New Insights on Online Higher Education Post-Pandemic

November 10, 2023

• First Lady of the United States Dr. Jill Biden Highlights Workforce Development Initiatives in Augusta

• Greater Augusta Black Chamber of Commerce Providing Opportunities in the Community, Advancing Black Businesses

• 358-Unit Ansley at Town Center Multifamily Community in Augusta Sold

• Holiday Travel at Augusta Regional Airport

• Savannah River Mission Completion Gives $5,000 to Local Food Bank

• State Tax Credit Review Panel Focuses on Housing

• The Coca-Cola Company Comments on Tax Court Decision

• Georgia Labor Commissioner Unveils Walking the Last Mile Reentry Program

• IRS Provides Tax Inflation Adjustments for Tax Year 2024

• Call for 2024 Municipal Projects

• Deloitte Unveils 2023 North America Technology Fast 500TM Rankings

• Legislative Democrats Looking to End Ban on Rent Control

• Kemp Extends Suspension of State Gasoline Tax

• Message from Superintendent Woods to Georgia’s Parents and Families

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