News

June 06, 2019

• Owner Finally Gets Augusta Commission Approval for Parking Lot

• MCG Volunteer Clinical Faculty Honored for Teaching Efforts

• SRNS Surpasses 25 Million Safe-work Hours, Marking New Record

• Georgia Leaders Make Impact for Recovery

• SunTrust CEO Talks Community Investment, Merger Updates with BB&T

• Thomas Regout Inc. to Locate First U.S. Location in Cherokee County

• 2020 Vision – GMA’s Legislative Policies Proposed

• First Lady To Host Second Pet Adoption Day at Governor's Mansion June 29th

• Georgia Department of Insurance Issues Consent Order in Anthem Blue Case

• Relationships with Coworkers Matter Most for Well-being at Work, Research Suggest

June 05, 2019

• Sitel to Add 400 Jobs at Augusta Center

• Planners Grant Extension to Hospitality Development near Augusta National

• Augusta Welcomes the Vietnam Helicopter Crew Members Association

• Georgia-Pacific Won’t Rebuild Thomson Plant

• Governor Kemp Announces 11 State Board Appointments

• Chick-fil-A is Dominating Fast Food While Teaching Workers to Say 'My Pleasure' and Putting Flowers on Tables

• SEC Seeks Emergency Relief to Halt Ponzi Scheme Run From College Fraternity House

• Senator David Perdue on Disaster Relief: What Can Be Done Better Next Time

• GSCPA Members Visit Lawmakers to Discuss Issues Important to the Accounting Profession

• The Home Depot Foundation Commits $250,000 in Response to Tornadoes and Flooding

• U.S. CEOs' Confidence Grows As They Bolster Resilience Of Their Organizations and Confront Threats To Growth

• Average New-Car Prices Up Nearly 4% Year-Over-Year for May 2019, According to Kelley Blue Book

• Redfin Report: New-Construction Home Prices Fell 1% in the First Quarter, the First Annual Drop in 7 Years

June 04, 2019

• Greater Augusta Arts Council Announces Award Winners

• Betty Meehan Named Associate Vice President for Donor Engagement and Stewardship

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