News

November 02, 2021

• Architects Hired for Georgia Hospital Planned Near Augusta

• Columbia County Manager Scott Johnson receives Pillars of Excellence Award

• Hull College of Business offers Project Management Institute Exam Prep Course

• Richmond County School System to host 4th Annual Battle of the Bands

• What’s happening at Augusta University This Week

• University System of Georgia Enrollment at 340,638 for Fall 2021

• Georgia's Automotive Giants Come Together for Annual Clean Energy Roadshow

• Georgia’s ACA Health Insurance for 2022: Booming Market, Lower Prices

• The Coca-Cola Company Acquires Remaining Stake in BODYARMOR for $5B

• August Recess: Georgia’s Cities Engage with U.S. Senators

• Georgia High Schoolers Gear Up and Geek Out at First Robotics Competition

• Georgia Gas Price Average See Slight Increase

• Southeastern Grocers Awards 24 Nonprofits with $285,000 in Grant Funds

• Survey Reports 83% of Companies Suffer Crippling Business Damage During the First 24 Hours of an IT Outage

• One Third of Consumers Are Shopping Early This Holiday Season - November 19th Declared "Done Day"

• Study Reveals That Americans Are Shifting Retirement Due to Pandemic

November 01, 2021

• Two North Augusta Friends Start Up Vintage Beer Truck to Serve CSRA

• Hundreds Receive Food Thanks to Golden Harvest Food Bank, Others

• University Hospital Weighs Very Different Outlooks for 2022; it Depends on COVID-19

• Fair Headed to Columbia County

• Bank of America Names Christ Community Health as Neighborhood Champion in Recognition of Work to Advance Economic Mobility in Greater Augusta/Aiken

• All GA Regional Commissions See a Drop in Unemployment Rate

• From Free Cars to Six-figure deals: Georgia College Athletes Cash In on Fame

• GDOL Hosts Multi-Employer Virtual Career Fair on November 4th

• Georgia Supreme Court Calls Special Session to Support Atlanta Braves

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