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Established in 1736, Augusta is one of Georgia's oldest cities steeped in Revolutionary and Civil War history. Today the very livable city of Augusta merges classical and contemporary culture with charm and style. Augusta is enjoying a dramatic transformation with exciting economic revitalization and technological innovation. The City ranked second in Tech sector growth in the US from 2008 to 2012. Among its many events, the New Augusta Convention Center host Technet bringing together government industry and academia providing a forum for key military professionals to discuss issues and share ideas. Nearby is Fort Gordon home to the US Army cyber Center of Excellence. The largest employer in the area, Fort Gordon supports more than 15,000 service members from the Army, Navy, Airforce and Marines along with 9,000 civilian employees. Major US companies have headquarters, manufacturing facilities, or distribution centers in Augusta including E-Z-Go, International Paper and ADP. Additionally new employees such as Starbucks, Rural Sourcing Incorporated. Companies are flocking to the city to take advantage of Augusta's strong and growing talent pool. Augusta is also home to one of the most Innovative public and private sector Partnerships, The Alliance of Georgia Regents Health System and Philips Healthcare. Together these two organizations are pioneering a new business model to provide the highest quality patient care to the Augusta Community efficiently and at a lower cost through a unique 15-year agreement. But it's not just economic opportunities in Augusta, the vital family friendly City exists here as well Augusta boasts mild weather little traffic and a healthy infrastructure and with its many outdoor festivals, live music venues, and recreational events there's always something do. The river walk along the beautiful Savannah River is one of Augustus most popular attractions. In the summer residents and visitors can take in a farmers market on Saturday mornings and Candlelight jazz concerts on Sunday evenings. The Augusta Canal the oldest continuously operating hydropower canal in the country provides fabulous boat tours kayaking and biking. Internationally Augusta is most famous for hosting the Masters, one of golf's most prestigious tournaments. In addition, Augusta is also home to the world's largest Half Ironman Triathlon in which athletes swim in the Savannah River, ride a 56 mile bike route throughout the Georgia countryside and run through downtown Augusta. Life in Augusta is infused with culture the Annual Arts in the Heart Festival is recognized as one of the top Festival events in the US Augusta also offers the galleries of artists Row the Augusta Symphony The Morris Museum of Art and the James Brown Arena, renamed in 2006 for Augusta's most famous Native Son. The annual Summerville tour of homes in Augusta's most historic neighborhood offers a special peek at the city's Antebellum past Augusta truly is a city with something for everyone come visit Augusta a city of innovation a city transformed.
