News

October 01, 2019

• Augusta’s River Region Welcomes October Conferences and Sports Events

• Casting Call Put Out for Extras for ‘Suicide Squad 2’ Filming in Augusta

• Augusta Welcomes the National Federation of the Blind of Georgia

• Consumers, Business Owners Get More with Major Relaunch of Delta SkyMiles American Express Cards

• SunTrust: "The onUp Movement" Surpasses Five Million Participants

• Georgia Manufacturing Leaders to Keynote Manufacturing Summit October 9th

• CDC Grant Supports Cancer Prevention in Rural Georgia

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Drop 5 Cents

• Forever 21 Files for Bankruptcy and Will Close up to 178 US Stores

September 30, 2019

• Trader Joe’s in Augusta? Maybe. Cheesecake Factory? Doubtful

• First Citizens Bank to Host NA Chamber September Business After Hours Today

• Georgia National Fair Kicks Off This Week. Here’s How It All Started 30 Years Ago

• Georgia Solar Factory Scores on Tariffs; Others in Industry Take a Hit

• Crews Start Removing Fuel from Overturned Ship in Georgia

• Georgia PSC Prominent in ‘Oscars’ of Energy Awards

• Delta Contributes to Global Citizen Movement to End Extreme Poverty by 2030

• 75% of Executives Cite Phishing as Most Significant Security Threat to Businesses

• Balancing Act: Companies Walking a Fine Line Between Innovation and Cybersecurity, New CompTIA Report Concludes

September 27, 2019

• Augusta Adds Jobs in August

• ‘Successful Marketing’ with Meybohm Real Estate at Third Thursday Business Builder October 17th

• Delta Buying 20% of LATAM, Latin America’s Largest Airline

• Georgia Set to Host 42nd Annual SEUS-Japan 2019 October 20th-23rd

• US Elogistics Service Corp. Establishes New Distribution Center in Metro Atlanta

• Senator Isakson to Introduce Legislation to Research, Prevent Deadly Acts of Mass Violence

• U.S. Department of Labor Investigation Results in Federal Contractor Paying $178,784 in Back Wages to Employees at Georgia Work Site

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