News

May 15, 2023

• Remote Inspection Modular Building Received in SRS’s K Area

• Spherion Named “America’s Best Recruiting and Temporary Staffing Firm” in 2023 by Forbes

• Georgia Eliminates Final Remnants of Common Core Standards

• First Lady Marty Kemp Announces Appointment of Meredith Lackey to GRACE Commission

• Georgia Ranks 20th in Public Transit Analysis

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Historical Marker Recognizing Savannah’s WWII Home Front Efforts

• Chick-fil-A Launches Bottled Salad Dressings Nationwide

• Georgia 4-H Summer Camps Provide Season of Fun, Lifelong Memories

• Amerigroup Georgia Launches Network Design Team to Improve Treatment Services, Placement, and Caregiver Support for Youth in Foster Care

• America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places - 2023 List Unveiled

• Small Business Owners Improve Wages and Culture to Close the Talent Gap

• Renting Is Cheaper Than Buying in 45 of the 50 Most-Populous U.S. Cities

May 12, 2023

• North Augusta Leaders Talk about Future Plans for the City

• Vegas Night in Aiken

• AU Women’s Golf Advances to NCAA National Championship Tournament for the First time in School History

• Augusta Offers up Solutions for Rowing Club but it’s Not What the Club Suggested

• Savannah River Mission Completion Gift Enables College’s Purchase of Electromechanical Equipment

• Burke County’s “Keysville Beach” No Longer Open to Public

• Governor Announces 59 Appointments to State Boards, Authorities, and Commissions

• Georgia Communities Receive Infrastructure Loans Totaling $89M

• Georgia Ports Authority Wins Environmental Approval for Gainesville Rail Hub

• Four Georgia Students Recognized as U.S. Presidential Scholars

• Charlie Harper: Inflation Slowing, But Still At Troublesome Levels

• Westinghouse Congratulates Plant Vogtle Team for Completing Hot Functional Testing at Unit 4

• Georgia Child Care Association to Celebrate National Provider Appreciation Day with GCCA Provider of the Year Award

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