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Fountain to lead Institutional Advancement at EGSC - Statesboro Herald - Vimarsana News

Fountain to lead Institutional Advancement at EGSC - Statesboro Herald

Casey Fountain was recently named the Director of Institutional Advancement at East Georgia State College. Fountain will oversee facility reservations, coordinate event requests, assist with communication strategies and oversee alumni relations.

Gov. Kemp allocates millions of dollars to CSRA for massive upgrades - Vimarsana News

Gov. Kemp allocates millions of dollars to CSRA for massive upgrades

Augusta (WJBF) – Tens of millions of dollars are on the way to the CRSA thanks to funds allocated by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp. $225 million in grant funding is going to help neighborhoods impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. More than a dozen of those projects are in our area. They include upgrades for improve […]

Source: wjbf.com
How Augusta will use millions in grants to improve parks - Vimarsana News

How Augusta will use millions in grants to improve parks

We’re learning more about how Augusta leaders plan to spend nearly $4 million in state funds to upgrade parks and the downtown area.

Source: wrdw.com
Workforce program, millions in grants coming to Augusta area - Vimarsana News

Workforce program, millions in grants coming to Augusta area

The Augusta area got two pieces of good news – state grants to improve quality of life, plus federal programs to raise access to good paying jobs.

Source: wrdw.com
Family helped search for the 15-year-old who drowned - Vimarsana News

Family helped search for the 15-year-old who drowned

We learning more about the Emanuel County drowning of a 15-year-old and hearing from a local family who was there.

Source: wrdw.com