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Employees Get A Dose Of Reality At SRP
A financial reality fair helps SRP Federal Credit Union build employee empathy and strengthen support for members facing financial hardship. Financial reality fairs have long helped credit unions teach students, members, and communities about budgeting and fiscal responsibility. This summer, SRP Federal Credit Union ($2.1B, North Augusta, SC) turned that concept inward by offering one to its employees.
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Next business announced for Edgewood Square in North Augusta. It’s a major national brand.
NORTH AUGUSTA — Bath & Body Works is the latest company to sign onto the revitalized Edgewood Square shopping center in North Augusta. The retailer will occupy the small corner space between the recently opened Marshalls and the new Ulta Beauty, due to open this fall. Jude Crayton, director...
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Bubbling over handmade goat milk soap at Agave Acres Farm!
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – Agave Acres Farm is a private family farm that sells handmade goat milk soap! In this episode of Your Hometown Roadtrip, we speak with owner Jennifer Jones and her son Raylan to learn all about the business. Tell us about Agave Acres Farm. “We are on our family farm and we […]
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Bobby Jones Links Takes Over Management of Mount Vintage Golf Club in North Augusta, S.C.
ALPHARETTA, GA – Bobby Jones Links (BJL), one of the fastest-growing club management and development companies in the industry, is proud to have been selected to manage the golf and food and beverage operations at Mount Vintage Golf Club in North Augusta, South Carolina. Tucked into the rolling hills...
The Post and Courier
This nearly 125-year-old bank just expanded to North Augusta with a wealth management office
NORTH AUGUSTA — Queensborough National Bank & Trust has made its first inroad into North Augusta, establishing an outlet for its wealth management division just outside downtown. Loren Fields, a financial adviser for Queensborough Wealth Management, and his client services manager, Jessica Elkins, opened their office at 1011 East Ave. this summer, holding a grand opening with the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 1 Fields said Queensborough had the vision “to recognize the needs of this community and the opportunity for growth and expansion” , entering the North Augusta market with the...
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An inside look at the Savannah River National Laboratory Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative
AIKEN, S.C. (WJBF) – The Savannah River National Laboratory’s Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative has been open for over a year at the University of South Carolina Aiken campus. The facility is Owned and Operated by the United States Department of Energy. Director Jeremy Leong said the facility is meant to serve as a front porch for […]
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Aiken hospitality tax increase now in effect
AIKEN, S.C. (WJBF) — Aiken’s hospitality tax increase is now in effect, and businesses and customers are weighing in on what the change could mean for their wallets. The city’s hospitality tax on prepared food and beverages increased from 1% to 2% on Oct. 1. For some businesses, the additional cost will not be passed […]
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Bernadette Kelliher with the Augusta/CSRA Habitat for Humanity, Growing Toward 50 Homes a Year
President & CEO of the Augusta/CSRA Habitat for Humanity Bernadette Kelliher discusses their new strategic plan and their new goal of building 50 homes a year. To be included in our video interviews or if you need video services for your company, please contact us.
The Augusta Chronicle
New peach mural puts Johnston's agricultural roots on display
A new mural celebrating Johnston’s peach industry now covers a wall of Fiesta Mexican Restaurant along Highway 121 in downtown Johnston. Local artist Beth Clark painted the farm scene, according to a community announcement. The artwork shows a large peach field and other agricultural images meant to remind residents and visitors of the industry’s influence on the area for more than 50 years. More: Hummingbird look-alike helps pollinate flowers in Georgia | Exclusive Johnston Development Corp. commissioned the mural as part of its community improvement work. Chair Gaye Holmes said the prominent wall offers a good location to recognize the peach and thanked merchants and others who supported the project. “Our organization decided that the mural on this well-seen wall is a great location to bring additional recognition of the peach,” Holmes said. This story was created with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the information-gathering, review, editing, and publishing process. Learn more . This article originally appeared on Augusta Chronicle: New peach mural puts Johnston's agricultural roots on display
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‘I really am over the moon’: Best of Aiken award winners celebrated with ceremony and red carpet reception
AIKEN — For those wondering where to find the most well-loved restaurants, shops and businesses in Aiken, the first place to look is the Best of Aiken, an annual recognition series by the Aiken Standard in which community members vote for their favorite local spots. An awards ceremony and...
The Post and Courier
Additional 1% hospitality tax on prepared food goes into effect in Aiken
AIKEN — Aiken’s doubling of the hospitality tax on prepared food from 1% to 2% went into effect Oct. 1. Aiken City Council voted unanimously Aug. 10 to increase the tax to fund enhancements to the city’s parks, recreation and tourism programs, and construction of a municipal parking deck. The increased tax is expected to raise about $2.4 million per year, with most of it going toward parks and recreation and improvements and beautification of the city’s entryways, said Aiken City Manager Stuart Bedenbaugh. It also will provide 10 years of annual bond payments of about $830,000 to build a munic...