News

October 11, 2022

• Aspiring Captains & Seasoned Skippers Invited to Georgia's Premier In-Water Boat Show

• Tech Employment Continues to Defy Expectations, Remains on Growth Path

• Americans Concerned U.S. Economy will Get Worse Before it Gets Better

• BBB Report: Scams Perpetrated Online Rose 87% Since 2015

• October Best Time to Buy a Home, Data Says

• Seniors will be Hit Hard by Recession

October 10, 2022

• Fort Gordon One Step Closer to Being Renamed Fort Eisenhower

• Augusta University Awards Record Number of Degrees in FY22

• Breyer Horse Fun Day Scheduled for November 5th

• Dr. Luis Velasquez-Zarate, Pediatric Pathologist, Joins Faculty of MCG, CHOG

• Etherredge Center Brings Low Country Gullah Culture to the CSRA

• Georgia Clinical and Translational Science Alliance Receives $73.7 Million to Accelerate Research Across Georgia

• Georgia National Fair Supporting Farmers, Georgia Grown Items

• September State Tax Revenues Up 9.9%

• Eleven Principles for Places Recovering from Disinvestment

• AG Carr Warns of Flood-Damaged Vehicles Being Sold in the Wake of Hurricane Ian

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 208,000 Jobs in September; Annual Pay was Up 7.8%

• More Than 1 in 4 Americans Who Financed an EV Purchase in Q3 Committed to a $1,000+ Monthly Payment

• BoA Survey: Finds 66% of Small Business Owners Expect Revenue Increases Over the Next Year; 52% Plan to Expand Their Businesses

• Accelecom is Expanding its Broadband Fiber Reach to Better Serve Businesses Across the Southeastern Region

October 07, 2022

• Thousands of Jobs Headed to CSRA

• RCSS Reports AP, Graduation Rates and ACT Data

• Western Carolina State Fair returns to Aiken

• The Clubhou.se in Augusta gives ‘Shark Tank’ Experience to Local Entrepreneurs

• Social Work Students Receive Federal Funding for Careers in Child Welfare

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