News

June 23, 2020

• IBM Security Study Finds Employees New to Working from Home Pose Security Risk

June 22, 2020

• United Way of the CSRA Launches First-Ever Virtual Stuff the Bus

• Local Goodwill Locations Adding Shopping Hours

• ForcesUnited Pledge Challenge Supports Local Veterans

• CSRA HOME CONNECTIONS Welcomes EARTHWORKS as Certified Premier Provider

• Why the 2020 Census is Essential to Municipalities

• Tobacco Tax Increase Surfaces in Georgia General Assembly

• Georgia Wood Pellet Plant Bought for $175M

• Bill Introduced to Expand PPP Eligibility to Chambers of Commerce

• Georgia Streamlines Certification for Educators

• Beyond Antivirus: How to Protect Your Business from the Unknown

• Commentary: Reforming Policing While Preserving Law Enforcement

June 19, 2020

• M3 Agency Knows Business UNusual

• Richmond County Schools Asks Parents to Provide Input on 2020-2021 Return to School

• Regal Theaters, Including Augusta Location, to Reopen in July

• Great Augusta Cleanup Program and Cleanup at Twiggs Street

• Georgia Unemployment Rate Drops in May

• Perspecta to Open Regional Headquarters at Georgia Cyber Center, Create 178 Jobs

• Delta Welcomes Travelers Back with Layers of Protection for Safe Travel

• Morehouse College Student Success Program Receives $40M Donation from Philanthropists Patty Quillin and Reed Hastings

• Digital Marketing Webinar for Agribusinesses Offered by UGA, Georgia Department of Agriculture

• Gov. Kemp, GaDOE Issue Joint Statement: Georgia Will Seek Standardized Testing Waiver for 2020-21

• Senator David Perdue: HBCUs Need Additional Support During COVID-19 Crisis

• Study: States Whose Unemployment Claims Are Recovering the Quickest

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Improved in May

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