Hundreds slowly came through the doors at Augusta Technical College in Waynesboro, but quickly filled the room looking to find out more information about working for Plant Vogtle.

The layoffs have many people thinking about their futures. SRS employees aren't the only ones affected.

The retirements at 9-1-1 and the Tobacco Road prison are just two of 30 positions that might be affected by the cuts.

The Expo is for individuals and businesses who would like to learn about opportunities whether it is job or business related.

A new place to shop is coming to Augusta and it's bringing more than a hundred jobs with it.

The Labor Department says initial claims for jobless benefits dropped by 21,000 to a seasonally adjusted 434,000.

Quail Unlimited President Bill Bowles says the move came about after the organization sold its headquarters building in Edgefield.

Most of the private sector losses came in retail, leisure and tourism jobs as the summer tourism season wound down.

Systemax, an electronics retailer, is opening a distribution center, a TigerDirect retail store and a business sales office in Jefferson.

The jobs probably won't be enough to be a dent in the nation's nearly 10 percent unemployment rate

GVW Brownfields Job Training Program starts this October and is offering 64 jobs to people who quality. Hourly pay can be around $28 and it's first come first serve.

Construction for the new 450,000-square-foot Great Dane facility will begin in 2011 and the plant will open in 2012.

A new company is opening doors for hundreds of local job-seekers. Convergent ER Solutions is showing off its new home on Stevens Creek Road.

An unemployed Atlanta woman is trying something different to get a job -- billboards.

The jobless rate in Georgia fell in June, but that's not necessarily good news.

In order to apply, you must have a minimum of six months of related work experience and a clean background.

Atlanta-based company Convergent will open a new customer care center in Augusta.

Goodwill is looking to hire at least 50 full and part-time employees today for their new concept center off Washington road. The stores are scheduled to open in August, and officials hope to have employees hired soon.

The recycled paper products manufacturer will hire about 15 people.

The declines come after a sharp increase three weeks ago, and claims remain at elevated levels.

Millions of people are still unemployed despite the latest employment statistics, which suggest the job market is improving.

Leaders at Medical College of Georgia are looking to expand beyond medicine, combining with Ft. Gordon and Savannah River Site in an effort to become a leader in life sciences. The first step is training a strong workforce, and a state test is helping with that.

The South Carolina warehouse will be consolidated with the company's Memphis, Tenn., facility.

CarMax is open for business in Augusta. The ribbon-cutting came as Mayor Deke Copenhaver hosted a major economic summit.

Though employment numbers are slowly improving, career centers are still packed with job seekers