News

April 02, 2019

• Downtown’s Hyatt House to Open April 4th

• North Augusta Chamber Announces Junior Leadership Academy

• Columbia County Leaders Carraway, Johnson to Headline ELS April 3rd

• Champions Retreat ready for Augusta National Women’s Amateur

• Richmond County School System Pre-K Registration Final Week

• Ag Chris Carr Celebrates April as Financial Literacy Month in Georgia

• Senator David Perdue Sounds Off on Congress’ Failure To Pass Disaster Relief

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• Thank a Lineman in April for Their Hard Work and Dedication

• Georgia Southern University Welcomes Dr. Kyle Marrero as its 14th President

• AAA: Georgia Gas Prices Rise Again

• Kellogg Company Reaches Agreement to Sell Keebler Cookies and Related Businesses to Ferrero

• Rep. Tommy Benton Announces House Passage of Senate Bill 68

• U.S. Manufacturing Rebounds in March, ISM Index Shows

• Higher Education Employment Growth Stable As Job Postings Increase

April 01, 2019

• Augusta to Target Blight around 15th Street in Next Phase of Redevelopment

• Social Media Influencers are Supporting Goodwill’s Spring Cleaning Challenge

• Laney-Walker Revitalization Efforts See Progress, Obstacles

• Phyllis Salazar to Lead First Community Bank Expansion into Columbia County

• Vice Chairman of Publix Announces Retirement Plans

• SunTrust: War for Top Talent Prompts U.S. Businesses to Take Action

• Commission to Begin Hearings on Georgia Power 2019 Integrated Resources Plan

• Danielle Fields Appointed President to State Jaycees Executive Committee

• Scott Brothers Join Habitat for Humanity to Launch Home is the Key Campaign

• Georgia General Assembly Gives Final Passage to Legislation to Create Oyster Farming Industry

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