News

November 11, 2020

• Justices' Remarks Signal that the ACA May Survive Latest Court Challenge

• The Home Depot Introduces New Programs for Veterans

• What’s Filming in Georgia in November?

• Electric Vehicle Manufacturer TEKLAS to Open North American Headquarters in Georgia, Create 120 Jobs in Calhoun

• Buc-ee’s​ to Open First Georgia Travel Center in Warner Robins on Nov. 18th

• UPS Recognized By EPA Among Top Environmental Performers With Smartway Excellence Award

• Charlie Harper: Election Provides No Kum Ba Yah Moment

• CFO Role Expands Amid Pandemic, According to New Protiviti Survey

• Nearly 70% of Business Owners Surveyed Cited Economic and Political Uncertainty as Factors in Retirement Readiness

• Nearly Two-Thirds of Employees with Remote Learning Children are Burnt Out, New Eagle Hill Research Finds

November 10, 2020

• How will Augusta Differ for a November Masters? A Local Greenkeeper Lets Us in on the Secrets

• Virtual Field Trips to Savannah River Site Become Reality

• Dis’ Art Contest Announced – Art for the Entire Community

• Grovetown Rising to Challenges of Police Recruitment

• JNSA Announces Newest Distinguished Faculty Member

• Atlantic Broadband Spreads Joy to Children in Need Through Annual Toys for Tots Program

• Columbia County Veterans Day Closings

• Masters 2020: Bring Augusta to Your House

• Georgia's Senate Runoffs Poised to be Among Most Expensive Races in History

• Dr. Ray Perren Named TCSG Deputy Commissioner for Technical Education

• Explore Georgia Launches 'Georgia’s Great Escapes Giveaway' to Showcase Safe Travel

• Augusta University: What Toll is the Second Wave of COVID Taking on America’s Mental Health?

• Report Finds Georgia has Lost 139,500 Manufacturing Jobs Since 1999

• Amazon Prime Day Shapes 2020 Holiday Shopping

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

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