News

March 10, 2021

• Recent Georgia Grads Earn an Adjusted $45,064 Per Year

• Esports Helps Georgia Students Level Up for Jobs of the Future: Video

• PSC Commisioner Tim Echols to Co-Chair National Nuclear Energy Partnership

• Kia Telluride Wins 2021 Kelley Blue Book Best Resale Value Award

• NALEO Educational Fund and State Farm Helping Educate Latino Elected and Appointed Officials

• Employers In Many Markets Report Continued Improvements In Hiring Outlooks For Q2

• AI Adoption Accelerated During The Pandemic But Many Say It's Moving Too Fast: KPMG Survey

• 4 Ways You Can Use Your Tax Refund to Work on Your Credit

• 57% of Surveyed Homeowners Will Use Stimulus Check for Home Improvement

March 09, 2021

• New Medical Director Brings Military, Geriatric Care Background to Georgia War

• City Administrator Explains Importance of SPLOST 8

• Ameris Bank Expands Augusta Team – Adds Two New Commercial Bankers

• Cold Creek Kicks Off Spring with New Look

• KIRCHHOFF Automotive to Open Assembly Facility in Gwinnett, Create 73 Jobs

• Gov. Kemp: Over 900k Seniors Vaccinated, Georgia Ahead of National Average in Senior Vaccinations

• Georgia House OK's Gift Cards For Coin Operated Amusement Machines

• AAA: Georgia Gas Prices See Modest Increase

• Brittany Ivey Named President and CEO of Stephens County Development Authority

• Georgia 4-H Celebrates Annual AmeriCorps Week

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Increased in February

• In New Independent Research Study 81% of Brands Say Customers Expect Faster Customer Service Resolutions Than Just 2 Years Ago

• U.S. Automobile Dealers Find Optimism in Declining COVID-19 Cases, Vaccine Availability

March 08, 2021

• Construction Ready Program Comes to Augusta

• Columbia County Board of Commissioners to Host Immunization Clinic

• $1.8 Million NCI Grant Enables Exploration of Cancer-fighting Compound Isolated from Moroccan Fungus

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