News

January 04, 2022

• Local Small Businesses Rebounding During the Pandemic

• Richmond County Schools Return as Scheduled, Masks Required

• Augusta University Human Resources Leadership Program Hosts Graduation

• Augusta Technical College Announces Dr. Kristie Searcy as Incoming Dean of School of Health Sciences

• Georgia Saw 10th Largest Home Price Increases in 2021

• Sheridan Construction Celebrates 75 Years of Premier Construction

• Georgia to get $5.3 Million in Emergency Relief Funds for Road, Bridge Repairs

• The F-35: Built by Georgians and Powering the Economy

• States Whose Unemployment Rates Are Bouncing Back Quickest – WalletHub Study

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Slowly Decline in the New Year

• Blood Donors can Get Free Coffee at Dunkin’ Locations in Georgia this Month

• New Survey Shows Retail Small Businesses Struggling to Stay Optimistic in the Face of Significant Supply Chain Challenges

• More than Half of U.S. States to Institute a Minimum Wage Increase in 2022

• Nearly Half Of American Travelers Are Making 2022 Travel Plans, Regardless Of COVID

January 03, 2022

• Augusta Sees All-Time Low Unemployment Rate

• Augusta Technical College Brings Film Training to the CSRA in Partnership with the Georgia Film Academy & indiegrip.com, LLC

• Bank of America Awards $814,000 to Augusta-Aiken Nonprofits in 2021

• Kleinheksel Appointed MCG’s Assistant Dean of Educational Simulation

• Georgia Mourns Johnny Isakson, A Statesman and Friend

• AGCO Agrees to Acquire Appareo Systems

• Why Georgia’s Climate Policy Experts are Feeling Hopeful in 2022

• Scott McMurray Named Assistant Commissioner/COO for Georgia Quick Start

• FAA License Boosts Georgia Spaceport, but More Reviews Ahead

• Delta Unveils Custom Aircraft Livery to Celebrate 8-Year Commitment as Official Airline of Team USA

• Synovus Establishes $4 Million Charitable Giving Fund

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