Aiken Technical College to receive $1 million
Federal funding of $1 million will provide for new equipment for the school of nursing at Aiken Technical College.
Johnson enlists former mayors to help in fight for mayoral voting power
Augusta Mayor Garnett Johnson assembled a group of former elected officials to urge people to vote May 21 to give the Mayor’s Office a vote.
Davidson grad among seven University of Georgia students to serve as Georgia Legislative Interns
A Davidson graduate is one of seven University of Georgia undergraduate students named as a Georgia Legislative Intern for the 2024 spring semester.
Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities will host its annual Advocacy Days
The Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities will host its annual Advocacy Days beginning Monday, Jan. 22, 2024, during the 2024 legislative session.
First Lady Jill Biden’s visit highlights Augusta as America Workforce Hub city
First Lady Jill Biden paid a visit to the Garden City July 18 to highlight the American Workforce Hub initiative.
All systems go. Augusta’s network back up and running
The City of Augusta’s computer networks are fully operational according to the Mayor’s office.
Columbia County Racquet Center open for public play
The Columbia County Racquet Center, formerly Petersburg Racquet Club, is open for public play.
Augusta on Display gives opportunity to learn about city’s services
Augusta On Display allowed Richmond County residents to learn more about their government services on June 3 at Julian Smith Casino.
Agreement signed for new Aiken County Career and Technical Center
A June 2 signing ceremony expanding the partnership between the Aiken County Technical College and the Aiken County School District is the first of three major events over the next two years.
Augusta named one of five hub cities for President Biden’s ‘Investing in America’ agenda
Augusta has been chosen as one of five hub cities to participate in the President’s Investing in America Agenda.
New Augusta Tech manufacturing, engineering technology facility heading for Columbia County
Augusta Technical College announces a new facility to be built in Columbia County.
Georgia General Assembly legalizes lemonade stands
On July 1, children in Georgia will be able to sell lemonade without a permit.
Signal Towers demolition to make way for new Fort Gordon campus
Progress on a new cyber campus at Fort Gordon continues as Signal Towers comes down.
Georgia teacher planning period bill passes
Georgia lawmakers voted March 29 to give teachers a daily planning period to avert teacher burnout.
