...replace sales taxes lost under a new state exemption for energy used in manufacturing, had been opposed by the Metro Augusta Chamber of Commerce and area factories but was expected to generate $500,000.Even with the exclusions, the budget will...
The six-county metro Augusta area ranks second in the U.S. for growth of high-tech jobs over the past five years, according to a study from a group working to shape policy to encourage startups.
Blanchard & Calhoun Real Estate Co. President Thomas Blanchard and Augusta attorney Wyck Knox were inducted Thursday into the CSRA Business Hall of Fame.
...the properties to hit the auction block soon.The properties, including the former main library, the old Metro Augusta Chamber of Commerce, Engine Company No. 3 on Reynolds Street, Augusta's traffic engineering building on Prep Phillips Drive...
Let us concentrate on further developing the newly named university as a great place for an education.
City Engineering Department workers removed dead wood and shaped the crowns of several nearby oaks at the former Metro Augusta Chamber of Commerce building Thursday.
AUGUSTA, Ga. - Entered into rest Wednesday, June 27, 2012, COL (Ret.) Robert S. Snead, 76, husband of Mrs. Betty Snead. COL Snead was born in Louisiana. He received his Bachelors Degree from Centenary College and his Masters Degree from the
...of his prize package was a nomination to the Blue Ribbon award.Sue Parr, the president and CEO of the Metro Augusta Chamber of Commerce, said the innovation and customer care Kendrick Paint & Body demonstrated made them an excellent candidate...
...information technology, including military, medical and energy sectors in a single location.The former Metro Augusta Chamber of Commerce Building on Broad Street would house the center, letting the sectors incubate new partnerships and business...
Just three months before the question of a new sales tax for transportation goes before them, officials from 13 counties in east central Georgia got a glimpse Tuesday of how they are expected to deliver $621 million in transportation construction projects during the next 10 years, on time and within budget.