News

June 15, 2023

• Fayetteville Voted as the 15th Favorite 'Alternative' Romantic Destination in America

• As Winter Warms, Farmers in Southern U.S. Find Ways to Adapt

• Women in Federal STEM Jobs Hasn’t Changed Since 2005

• Study Finds Consumers Conflicted on Use of Artificial Intelligence

• Home-buying Competition Pushes Prices Higher

• New Research Shows Automakers Face Consumer Skepticism Toward Vehicle Feature Subscriptions

June 14, 2023

• Upcoming Dennis Quaid Movie, ‘The Hill,’ Highlights Augusta in New Movie Trailer

• Augusta Sailing Club Hosts YFlyer National Regatta

• CSRA Alliance for Fort Gordon– Upcoming 2023 CyberPatriot Summer Camp Completion Ceremonies

• Irish Super Group Coming to Columbia County Performing Arts Center with a New Show Celtic thunder- Odyssey!

• SRS Gala Celebration Honors Military Enlistees from Area Schools

• Georgia Department of Education Receives National Awards for Learning Impact Through Technology

• Lt. Governor Burt Jones Appoints Members of Joint Study Committees

• Expanding Access to Agricultural Pathways Across Georgia

• New Report Shows Georgia Lake Home Listings Up 15%

• Dr. Rebekah Thomas Named PCOM Chair of PA Studies

• FedEx to Close Georgia Shipping Center, Laying Off Dozens

• Georgia DNR Speaks on New Boaters, B.U.I. Arrests

• Intuit Mailchimp Finds Vast Majority of SMB Marketers Are Bought Into Artificial Intelligence

• Lengthy Passport Delays Continue as Demand for International Travel Soars

• Employers Globally Dial Down Hiring Expectations in Q3

June 13, 2023

• Downtown Augusta Connector and Parks Getting a Makeover

• Hitting Home: Trailer for CSRA Film ‘The Hill’ Released

• McDuffie County Recevies $300,000 Grant for New Park

• 2023 CSRA Summer Camps Announced

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