News

June 23, 2017

• Georgia 2030 Initiative Discussed at Columbus Luncheon

• ‘Columbus, We’ve Got Some Great Ties,’ Georgia Tech President Says during Visit to City

• CSU Student Selected to Participate in National Student Entrepreneur Program

• Gottwals Books Opens New Location in Columbus

• Georgia Farm Bureau Celebrates 80 Years

• Governor Launch Georgia Center for Early Language and Literacy

• Warren Schools Named Georgia Charter System of the Year

• Senate Health Care Bill Debuts in Uncertain Environment

• Spherion Study: Employees Prepared to Capitalize Upon Healthier Job Market and Desire for Higher Salary

• Delta to Boost Airbus A321 Order by 10 More Aircraft

• AAA: This Independence Day will be Historic, More Americans to Travel than Ever Before

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in May

• 70% of Americans Identify as Middle Class Despite a Prolonged Decline in Middle-Income Households in the US

• Harvey J. Gilbert Announces The 2017-18 CRE Top Ten Issues Affecting Real Estate

• The Weather Channel Launches Advanced Global Radar App

June 22, 2017

• Metro Columbus’ Unemployment Rate Rises to 5.5%

• Potential New Hockey Owner Kills Snakes Name, Introduces Columbus Burn

• KIA Tops J.D. Power’s Initial Quality Nameplate Rankings for Second Straight Year

• St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School Welcomes New High School Baseball Coach

• Georgia Earns Top Credit Marks from Ratings Agencies

• Chick-fil-A, Delta Executives Sit Among Most-liked CEOs List

• Charlie Harper: Five Georgias: Education

• Georgia Power: Summer Vacation a Great Time to Save Money and Energy

• Georgia Production Partnership Announces Plans for Summer Industry Party

• UPS Recognized As Top Community-Minded Company On 2017 Civic 50 List

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