News

April 24, 2018

• Piedmont, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Deal Good News for Columbus

• Aflac Adds Environmental Management Certification to Its List of Previously Established Recognitions in Energy Efficiency

• MCSD School Nutrition Program Receives Silver U.S.D.A “Turnip the Beet” Award

• Empowered Youth of Columbus Spring Arts Reception May 2nd

• Georgia Cities Week Takes the Spotlight This Month

• Georgia Gas Prices Hit New 2018 High

• Junior Achievement Vice President of Statewide Operations Tapped to Serve as Executive Director of the Georgia 4-H Foundation

• NCR to Close Two Georgia Plants, 'Streamline' Manufacturing

• AGCO Power Celebrates its 75th Anniversary

• Agribusiness Grows in Georgia: ESCOGO Smarter Starter Fluid

• Georgia Credit Unions: Teaching Children Financial Literacy Concepts

• Shaw Floors Is National Sponsor and Exclusive Flooring Provider of 2018 St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway

• Isakson: Pompeo Prepared to Lead State Department

• Study: Nearly Half of Small Business Owners Feel Repealing Net Neutrality Will Have a Negative Impact

• Nearly 50% of Small Businesses Support Mobile Apps With In-House Staff

• Dodge Momentum Index Climbs in March

April 23, 2018

• Columbus State University to Host Democratic Gubernatorial Debate on Tuesday

• City Authorities Respond to Columbus Complaints Against Illegal Campaign Signs

• Best Ranger Winners Go from ‘Devastated’ Last Year to ‘Amazing’ This Year

• University System of Georgia Seeks Proposals to Expand P3 Student Housing Program

• Delta Adds Former FAA Administrator to Board of Directors

• Governor Appoints Seven to State Boards

• FAA Study Appears to Green-Light Georgia Space Launches

• Federal Prison Reform Initiative Informed by Georgia Successes

• AT&T Builds on 5G Foundation in More Than 100 New Markets

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