News

January 15, 2019

• State Health Plan Rewarding Those Who Work to Stay Healthy

• Senators Perdue, Isakson Congratulate American Farm Bureau On 100th Anniversary

• Synovus Announces Earnings for the Fourth Quarter 2018 & a 20% Increase in Common Stock Dividend

• Georgia Ag Forecast and Resource Fair to Offer Assistance to Hurricane-affected Communities

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• Homeownership Part of American Dream; Housing Costs Deterrent for Non-Owners

• Cracking the Code: New Study Reveals What Online Shoppers Value Most

January 14, 2019

• SRNS Accepting Applications for 2019 Summer Internship Program

• Ivey Homes Dedicates New Office and Design Studio

• Mountaineer Owner among Seven Pursuing Three North Augusta Council Posts

• Georgia Lawmakers Heading to Atlanta, Health Care and More on Their Minds

• Endowed Gift to Support Fanning Community Leadership Efforts in Georgia

• GDOT Awards $79.6M in Construction Contracts for December

• American Red Cross of Georgia Welcomes New Regional CEO

• Sen. Isakson: No Better Time Than Now to Prevent Future Government Shutdowns

• Georgia Power Donates $50,000 to St. Vincent de Paul Georgia to Provide Relief for Georgians Impacted by Federal Government Shutdown

• World War II Home Front Museum Opens in Coastal Georgia

• Commentary: Be Cautious in Deregulation of Healthcare

• J.D. Power Website Certification to Help Consumers Identify Best Online Customer Experience

• Quicken Loans Study: Less Than Half a Percent Difference Between Owner and Appraiser Opinions of Home Values

• Survey Finds Half of Americans Planned Holiday Spending Around Their Anticipated Tax Refunds

January 11, 2019

• UGA Economist Expects Augusta Economy to Outpace State in 2019

• SRNS Employees Surpass 20 Million Safe-work Hours

• Georgia Power Earns EEI Emergency Recovery Award for Restoration Efforts following Hurricane Michael

• Georgia-Pacific To Exit Communication Papers Business

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