News

October 21, 2020

• Columbia County Awarded the Better Sports for Kids Quality Program Provider

• North Augusta City Council Takes First Votes on Budget, Business License Changes

• Augusta University Alumna Establishes Education Scholarship with $10,000 Gift

• Auggie's Acres Introduced at SRP Park

• Gas South to Acquire Infinite Energy

• TCSG Awarded Additional $13M in Dislocated Worker Relief Funding

• Georgia Voters Cast 1 Million Early, In-Person Ballots

• Georgia Power Launches New Careers Website for Students as Part of Careers in Energy Week

• U.S. Department of Labor Partners with Choate Construction Co. and Associated General Contractors of Georgia to Promote Workplace Safety

• Commissioner King Awarded Meritorious Service Medal for Role in National Guard COVID-19 Response

• GDOT Aims to Combat Litter Statewide with Launch of Keep It Clean Georgia

• Synovus Announces Earnings for the Third Quarter 2020

• Deloitte: Pandemic Reveals New Ingredients Driving Growth in Fresh Food

• Surge in Remote Work Weakens Security Posture of Many U.S. Companies

• Consumers and Business Owners are Underprepared for Evolving Cyberthreats

October 20, 2020

• New SRS Tritium Facility Capability Increases Process Efficiency

• North Augusta Chamber Partners with LeadFast Co. to Help Small Businesses WIN!

• TravelSafely Columbia County Mobile App

• YMCA Providing Snacks, Halloween Activities For Children

• BandD Foods to Open Eastern U.S. Headquarters in Americus, Create 100+ Jobs

• AGCO Names Louisa Parker-Smith Director of Global Sustainability

• Georgia Gas Prices Hold Steady at the Pump

• Senator David Perdue: Providing Access for Rural Georgians

• Bottlecapps Announces Preferred Vendor Partnership with GADA as Georgia Liquor Stores Open for Delivery

• Commissioner Tim Echols Pulls EMCs Together for EVs

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