News

October 22, 2019

• Spending Your Money is on the Minds of Augusta Commission

• AG Carr, EPD File Complaint Against BD for Violations of Georgia Law and Rules

• As Atlanta Grows, Some Georgia Cities Continue to Shrink, Data Shows

• AAA: Georgia's Gas Price Continue to Decline

• Synovus Announces Earnings for the Third Quarter 2019

• Judy Farrington Aust Announces Campaign for Georgia Court of Appeals

• Georgia Power Receives Chairman's Circle Corporate Responsibility Award from 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc.

• Long UGA Partnership Fuels Consolidated Cities’ Economic Momentum

• Georgia Program Which Assist Farmers with Disabilities and Health Conditions

• UPS Announces Multiple Tech-Enabled Services, New Customers And Partners

• Secretary of Commerce Travels to the United Kingdom, Asia, and Australia to Advocate for American Workers

• IT Employment Growth Remains Anemic

• EY Study: Businesses Must Address Digital Fatigue and Consumer Privacy Concerns to Sustain Smart-home Demand

October 21, 2019

• Augusta Salaries: Wages up, Workforce Smaller

• Closed Depot Discussion with Augusta Commissioners Hoped to Resolve Differences

• North Augusta Chamber October Breakfast to Focus on Servant Leadership in the Community Tuesday

• Augusta/CSRA Habitat For Humanity And Bank Of America Partner To Move A Home In Augusta As Part Of Largest Global Build Since Initiative Launched In 2014

• Pilot of New Voting System is Off to a Strong Start

• Georgia Strategically Developing Freight Projects and Programs

• Former Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal Appointed Distinguished University Professor of Government at Mercer

• Quiet on Set: Filming in Georgia’s Cemeteries is Complicated

• CBD oil as Medicine: The Promise and the Risks

• Carr Announces Multistate Settlement with Johnson & Johnson and Ethicon, Georgia to Receive More Than $3.3M

• People of Manufacturing Recognized at 5th Annual Manufacturing Summit

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Slightly

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