News

January 27, 2022

• U.S. Wage Growth Increased Substantially by 4.4 Percent

• New Research Shows Companies in Strong Recovery Phase

• Cisco Study Finds Privacy is Now Mission Critical for Organizations Worldwide

January 26, 2022

• Commissioners Talk Improvements at Augusta Park

• Aiken Jewelers Giving Away Diamond Stud Earrings

• The Partridge Inn to Host Career Fair

• Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial Ribbon Cutting

• Titan Steel Door to Invest $11M to Expand Georgia Operations, Create Over 90 Jobs in Hart County

• Vinson Fellows Explore State and Local Issues in Fall Research Projects

• Georgia Gambling Bill Gaining Traction

• Dublin VA Begins Construction on New Outpatient Clinic

• Southeastern Grocers Evolves Community Bag and Giving Tag Program to Aid Local Organizations

• Consumer Confidence Fell in January

• Survey: 73% of Organizations are Transitioning their Business-to-Business Payments from Checks to Digital Payments

• New Survey Reveals That Nearly Half of American Workers are Considering Leaving Their Current Place of Employment

January 25, 2022

• Columbia County Chamber Hosting Leadership Executive Forum

• A New Neighborhood is Coming to Columbia County

• What’s happening at Augusta University? Week of Jan. 24-30

• Elevated Diner Food Brunch House of Augusta Makes Yelp's Top 100 Restaurants List

• New Rail Served Industrial Development Coming to Savannah

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Increase 2 Cents

• Georgia Demands OSHA Permanently Withdraw Unlawful Vaccine Mandate

• Fendig Explains Proposal for New Toll to St. Simons Island

• AG Chris Carr Recognizes Data Privacy Week, Offers Online Security Tips

• Register Now for the 2022 Flavor of Georgia Food Product Contest

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