News

July 13, 2020

• Fast Survey Finds 66% of Americans Will Take a Pay Cut for Flexibility to Work Remotely

• Amazon’s Climate Pledge Arena Set to Change the Game Rules on Green Stadium Design

July 10, 2020

• Georgia Legal Community Raises 3.3M Meals for Kids & Augusta Judges Lead Judicial Teams

• Mark Your Calendars for the 40th Anniversary of Arts in the Heart of Augusta Festival

• Three Local Bank of America Locations Temporarily Close Amid Coronavirus Spike

• Martinez May Finally Get a Makeover

• Georgia Reports Most UI Benefits Ever Paid in One Week

• Georgia Film Industry Moves Closer to Getting Back to Business

• Georgia Releases New Broadband Maps

• Rural Georgia's Cady Bag Business Gets $5M Investment

• UnitedHealthcare Donates $1 Million to Nonprofits in Georgia

• AT&T is the Fastest Wireless Network in the Nation

• Georgia Council for the Arts Announces ‘CARES Act’ Grant Funding for 63 Nonprofit Arts Organizations

• Students Encouraged to Set Sail this Summer through Virtual Georgia 4-H Series

• The Shorter The Better: 'Quickie Trips' Are Trending As A Majority Of Americans Look To Travel This Summer With Added Precautions

• Performance Management to Increase ROI, Employee Engagement and Customer Experience

July 09, 2020

• Evans Towne Center Apartment Plan Moves Forward

• Hart Dairy Receives Strategic Investment From Next Gen Nutrition and Adds Food and Beverage Industry Veterans

• Take the Augusta Sports Council's Community Insight Survey

• Frito-Lay Announces $200 Million Expansion, 120 New Jobs in Houston County

• How a Georgia Bill Aims to Shield Businesses Against COVID-related Legal Claims

• Lee Nunn named 2020 Georgia Farmer of the Year

• GPB and the Georgia Forestry Foundation Launch MAKE THAT PAPER: CAREERS IN FORESTRY

• Georgia Power Offering Special Payment Options for Customers during COVID-19 Pandemic Recovery

• Workforce Opportunity for Rural Communities

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