News

January 14, 2022

• Darnae Parks Named PCOM Georgia Director of Diversity & Community Partnerships

• Superintendent Woods Proposes Package of Measures to Increase Transparency

• New EPA Action Could Mean Big Changes For Georgia Coal Ash Storage

• Annual Report addresses “Top 10 Issues in Education”

• Georgia Power Offers Resources to Help Customers Prepare for Predicted Winter Weather

• States Whose Unemployment Claims Are Increasing the Most – WalletHub Study

• Retail Industry Reshapes With Hybrid Cloud and AI to Help Meet Shifting Consumer Shopping and Sustainability Preferences

January 13, 2022

• Medal of Honor Recipient Supports Local Veteran's Business

• H.G. Reynolds Builds Communities

• Augusta University President Once Again Named One of Georgia's Most Influential

• Columbia County Summer Internship Applications Available

• Gov. Kemp Addresses Georgia Chamber for Annual Eggs and Issues Legislative Preview

• State Hospitals Claim Safety Awards

• Governor Appoints Two New Regents

• Friends of Japan in Georgia to Construct Traditional Japanese Bell Tower for President Center’s “Peace Bell”

• Bowery Farming to Open Indoor Vertical Farm in Locust Grove

• Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta: Business Inflation Expectations Unchanged at 3.4%

• Georgia Govt. Spends Annual $719 Per Person on Health Care, Below U.S. Average

• What Are Employers Looking for in 2022? Communications, Customer Service and Problem-Solving Skills

• Small and Midsize Business Confidence Reflects Rising Concern about Omicron

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pensions End 2021 at 99.6% Funded, Just Shy of full Funding

January 12, 2022

• City of Augusta Will Now Host MLK Parade in February

• Eye Health America Enters Georgia with a Leading Group, Southeast Retina Center, in Augusta

• E-Z-GO Partners With Rollick to Build Deeper Connection With Consumers

• AU Health & Shepeard Partner to End Local Blood Shortage

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