News

June 22, 2018

• Columbus Posts Positive Jobs Numbers in May

• Peachtree Mall to Fill Large Space with 'Value-Priced' Fashion Retailer

• Columbus State University Announces 2018-2019 Presidential Envoys

• Kia Motors Is The Highest Ranked Mass Market Brand

• Register for the AgTech Conference of the South

• Georgia Power Highlights Simple Energy Tips on the First Day of Summer

• Habitat: Proposed Federal Government Reorganization Threatens to Diminish Housing Investments

• Rep. Spencer Announces Georgia Congressional Support of Spaceport

• Delta CEO Opposes Idea of State Takeover of Atlanta Airport

• Teachers Get a Hefty Dose of Biotech at Week-Long Georgia Bio Workshop

• May Construction Starts Climb 15%

• CSCMP State of Logistics Report Shows Stronger U.S. Economy Fueling Supply Chain Innovation and Opportunities

• Kabbage Survey Reveals the Most Successful Small Business Owners Reach Profitability in the First Four Years of Business

June 21, 2018

• Shoney's Announces Franchise Opportunities for Aspiring Entrepreneurs and Franchisees in Columbus

• The Final Countdown: Toys R Us in its Stretch Run for Closure at Columbus Park Crossing

• Lt. Governor Cagle Appoints Senate Hartsfield-Jackson Study Committee

• Governor Deal Announces $18.1M in Transportation Infrastructure Project Awards

• Georgia Farmers Enjoying Improved Peach Crop

• Georgia Department of Education Provides $1M for School Wraparound Services

• Former U.S. Representative Lynn Westmoreland Elected to State Transportation Board

• Sen. Isakson Introduces Bill to Increase Benefits for Veterans

• Starbucks to Close 150 Stores in the U.S. Next Year

• Middle Market Experiences Strong Economic Growth, Outlook Robust for Second Half of Year

• Working Parents in 2018: 78% Say You Can Have it All, According to New CareerBuilder Survey

• The Benefits of Benefits: Why Employers Can't Afford Inadequate Workplace Perks

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