News

November 12, 2018

• When the Great War Ended, Augusta Had Done its Part

• Augusta on Ice & Lights of the South Announce Holiday Ice Skating will Move to Evans Towne Center Park

• Goodwill Helps Veterans Reintegrate into Civilian Workforce

• Dr. Richard Lee is New Chief of MCG Cardiothoracic Surgery

• Charlie Harper: Amazon Search a Lesson on Economic Development

• Abrams, Kemp Await More Ballots in Georgia Governor's Race

• Secretary of State Crittenden Clarifies Provisional Ballot Verification, Election Certification

• Over 1,000 U.S. Veterans are Living in Safe, Decent Homes Repaired or Built by Habitat for Humanity and The Home Depot Foundation

• Stonemont, Chesterfield Announce Development of Savannah's Newest Class A Industrial Park

• Governor Deal Issues Call for Special Legislative Session Tuesday

• Georgia Pecan Farmers Struggling with Low Market Prices

• In Warner Robins, Muslim Doctors Play a Key Role

• New Report: Customer Online Shopping Expectations Set by Top Retailers

• Nearly Two-Thirds of Businesses Say They Actively Implement Feedback From Mobile App Reviews

• Nationwide Survey: Survey Finds 17% of U.S. Consumers Experienced Fraudulent Bank Account Activity in 2017

November 11, 2018

• North Augusta Chamber Names Ambassador of the Third Quarter

• ‘Clearing the Mind: Managing the causes and results of stress’ at November Women in Business November 20th

• Foundation Created to Support Augusta Area Children’s Charities

• First Round of MOX Layoff Notices Sent Out

• Governor Deal Appoints Robyn A. Crittenden as Secretary of State

• The Home Depot Foundation Increases Commitment to $500M for Veteran Causes

• SunTrust: One in Three Boomer-Owned Businesses Expect to Transition Ownership in Next Five Years

• Autumn Upturn: Leapfrog Safety Ratings Improve in Georgia

• Southern Company Reports Third-Quarter 2018 Earnings

• UGA Economist Believes Georgia Farmers Need Financial Relief Immediately

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