News

March 06, 2023

• North Augusta Chamber Presents Awards at Annual Meeting

• AU Students Pitch Their Innovations in Competition

• CHANGE Initiative Brings Story Walk to MM Scott Community

• Speaker Burns & Lt. Governor Jones Join with Governor Kemp to Announce Review of Georgia’s Tax Credits

• GHRAC Solicits Sub-Grant Applications

• Technical College System of Georgia names 2023 Adult Education Student of the Year and 2023 Outstanding Adult Education Teacher of the Year

• Legal Sports Betting Bill has Been Rejected by Georgia Senate

• EV Fans Celebrate Georgia Charging Bill, But Some Concerns Remain

• AAA: Fear of Self-Driving Cars on the Rise

• The Impacts of Hybrid Work on IT, Technology, and Employees Detailed in New "State of Hybrid Work in IT" Report From Info-Tech Research Group

• New Survey Finds 80% of Personal Finance Teachers Say Course Should be Taught in 11th or 12th Grade

• BBB Scam Alert: New Facebook Phishing Scam Scares Page Owners into Sharing Password

• Salary.com's Annual Pay Practices Survey Finds 64% of Organizations Planning Higher Merit Increases in 2023

March 03, 2023

• Eagle Scout Project to Benefit Local Food Bank

• On-The-Spot Job Offers Made by SRNS at Career Fair in Blackville

• Busby's Cares Community Contribution for February 2023

• Meybohm Elite Award Winners Announced

• Multiple Resources Available for Augusta University Students to Plan Their Future Careers

• Georgia State: Despite Recent Signs Of Strength, Forecaster Says U.S. Economy Is On Course For A Sharp Moderation

• Charlie Harper: Conservation Land Faces New Development Pressures Deep in Rural Georgia

• The Home Depot Launches Virtual Kids Workshops on Roblox

• Five Kia Models Reached Best-ever February Totals

• "Path from Pre-K to College" Sweepstakes Will Award Four Georgia Pre-K Students with Money for College

• Georgia DOT Seeking Public Input on 2050 Rural and Human Services Transportation Plan

• EY US launches Center for Government Modernization

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