IAM Union and TCU/IAM support Long Island Rail Road strike for fair contract
Members of several unions are striking at Long Island Rail Road after failed contract talks with management over wages. Leaders from both IAM Union and TCU/IAM say they will continue supporting workers until an agreement is reached.
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U.S. Census Bureau releases March 2026 business formation statistics
The U.S. Census Bureau has published its Business Formation Statistics for March 2026. The report provides detailed data on new business applications nationwide and in Puerto Rico.
Inaugural CSRA Scholars event honors top high school students in the region
Augusta University’s first CSRA Scholars event celebrated outstanding high school juniors from Richmond and Columbia counties. The program highlighted educational opportunities while encouraging local talent toward higher education paths.
DOE announces $263 million conditional loan for medical isotope facility in Wisconsin
The Department of Energy has conditionally committed up to $263 million in loans for SHINE Chrysalis’ new medical isotope facility in Wisconsin. This move aims to create a secure domestic source of critical isotopes used daily in thousands of U.S. medical procedures. Final approval awaits completion of required conditions.
Georgia adds eight new resources to the National Register of Historic Places
Eight new sites across Georgia have been added to the National Register of Historic Places. The listings highlight important African American communities, industrial sites, architectural landmarks, and civil rights history.
Harris Literacy Center receives state award for community impact in Augusta
The Dr. Paulette P. Harris Literacy Center at Augusta University has been recognized as a 2026 Georgia Reads Community Award recipient by the Georgia Council on Literacy.
The Effective Syndicate names Gerry O’Hanlon director of coaching
The Effective Syndicate (TES), a consulting firm focused on operational execution for manufacturing and industrial organizations, has named Gerry O’Hanlon as its new Director of Coaching.
Georgia Department of Community Affairs launches Georgia Rehoused pre-application process
The Georgia Department of Community Affairs has opened pre-applications for its new Georgia Rehoused grant program aimed at reducing unsheltered homelessness. Communities can submit electronic applications until April 7 as part of a streamlined process for state and federal housing funds.
United States to release 172 million barrels from Strategic Petroleum Reserve after IEA agreement
The United States will release up to 172 million barrels from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve after an International Energy Agency agreement aimed at lowering global energy prices. The Department of Energy says it plans full replenishment within a year at no taxpayer cost while continuing other major initiatives in clean technology and resilience.