News

March 20, 2023

• Charlie Harper: Recent Bank Failures Not At All Like Last Banking Crisis

• Aflac Incorporated Releases 2022 Business and Sustainability Report

• AG Chris Carr Files Brief to Preserve & Protect Communication in Ongoing TikTok Investigation

• CFOs Expect Better Economic Conditions a Year Ahead

• CompTIA Restates Tech Jobs Report

March 17, 2023

• Explore The Magic + Whimsy of Hunt Slonem

• Are You Ready to Participate in Augusta Gives?

• Commission Faces Big Dollar Decisions on Boathouse

• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Opens Office in Aiken

• Augusta Sees Rise January Unemployment Rate

• Stuckey’s CEO Inspires at AU Luncheon Series

• ATDC Focus on Diversity Pipeline Yields Results

• ‘Georgia Lemonade Stand Act’ Aims to Exempt Kids from Obtaining Permits

• Georgia State Lawmakers Recognize March 13 – 19 as Brain Awareness Week

• Lawmaker Aims to Make it Easier to Cancel Gym Memberships

• Cities Connect: What You Need to Know About Georgia Cities Week

• AAA Activates 'Tow to Go' for St. Patrick’s Day

• New Survey Finds That Small Business Lending Remains Stable Despite Turbulence in Big Banks

• Americans Continue to Struggle with Housing and Utility Costs Post-COVID, According to New 211 Survey from United Way Worldwide

• Study Shows Public Companies Using Economic Profit Incentives Beat the Market by 7% Annually

March 16, 2023

• SRMC Earns United Way All-Star Award

• 49th Annual Hopelands Concert Series Returns April 3rd

• Community Reaction to Beloved Aiken Brewing Company Closing

• New Augusta Ambulance Company Welcomes Open Meetings

• Gov. Kemp Signs State Income Tax Refund Bill

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