News

October 15, 2019

• Sizeable Budget Increase Sought for Richmond County Juvenile Court

• Miracle Mile Walk in Augusta Helps Women Battle Breast Cancer

• Sprint Food Stores to Hold Hiring Event October 16th

• How Georgia College Sports Apparel Deals Stack up

• Mercer University, Robins Air Force Base Announce Partnership to Bring Software Development Center to Downtown Macon

• AAA: Georgia's Gas Price Continue To Decline

• State of Georgia OK's Emory University Hospital Midtown's $469M Cancer Tower

• Atlanta's Task Force for the Promotion of Public Trust Releases Report and Recommendations

• September Was Unseasonably Hot, Dry, UGA Climatologist Says

• UPS Launches On-Demand Self-Storage Service

• Locations Close to Public Transit Boost Residential, Commercial Real Estate Values

• 76% of Consumers Prefer to Spend on Experiences Than on Material Items, New Study Finds

October 14, 2019

• Augusta Downtown Paid Parking Plan Seeks Input

• Augusta University/University of Georgia Medical Partnership Expands Class Size by 50%

• Chamber and Columbia County News-Times To Host Candidates Forum Tuesday

• North Augusta Chamber to Hold Member Orientation and Networking Mixer Today

• Larry Gellerstedt III, Executive Chairman of Cousins Properties Honored at Council for Quality Growth’s 30th Anniversary Four Pillar Tribute

• Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter: 2020 Habitat for Humanity Work Project to Take Place in Dominican Republic

• Senator David Perdue Shares Lessons In Leadership At The University Of Georgia

• GDOT, Partners Celebrate 50th Anniversary of I-285

• Statue of Black Pilot Unveiled at Air Force Base in Georgia

• Jim Chapman Named VP of the Home Builders Association of Georgia

• Occupational Licensing, an Issue Overdue for Review

• The Conference Board: Global Economy Will Avoid Recession, and See Some Recovery in 2020

• Entrepreneurs Rely on Personal Savings, Second Jobs to Fund Critical First Year

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