News

January 13, 2021

• Car-Dependent Neighborhoods Are Hotter Than Ever Mid-Pandemic, With Home Prices Up 15%--But Walkable Neighborhoods Aren't Far Behind

January 12, 2021

• Iconic Augusta Business Hildebrandt's Weathered 1918 Flu, Now COVID-19

• Augusta University Health Appoints New Chief Financial Officer

• AUSA-Greater Augusta Ft Gordon Chapter January "Monthly Morning Briefing"

• Central Savannah River Adds to Labor Force in November

• Georgia Lawmakers Return to Atlanta for 2021 Legislative Session

• UGA’s Desegregation History on Display at Main Library

• Georgia Has the 10th Most Tech Jobs Per Capita

• Georgia Gas Prices Increase 6 Cents

• AG Chris Carr: Locksmith Company to Pay Over $250,000 in Penalties and Consumer Restitution

• Georgia Power Supports Mercy Housing Southeast to Provide Low-income Housing Across the Region

• GaDOE Recognizes Seven Winners of 2020-21 Military Flagship School Award

• Truist Becomes an Official Retail Bank of the NFL

• Pandemic Year Brought Incredible Surge in 'Million-Dollar Cities'

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Remained Unchanged in December

January 11, 2021

• “Come See Augusta” at Augusta Metro Chamber’s First Women In Business Luncheon of 2021

• Richmond County Board of Education Names New President and Sets Calendar During Reorganization Meeting

• Dr. Caprice Greenberg Named MCG Department of Surgery Chair

• Columbia County to Host Local Automotive Competition for CTAE Students

• Salvation Army to Hold Video Game Tournament

• Governor "Not Happy" with Georgia's Slow Vaccine Pace

• Atlanta In the Top 10 US Cities for Office Adaptive Reuse

• Commissioner Tim Echols: Fixing the Digital Divide

• Executive Tourism and Economic Development Positions Available

• Apple, Hyundai Set to Agree Electric Car Tie-up

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