News

May 29, 2026

• ‘Ride with Mayor’ event Gearing Up to be Held at Columbus Park

• Metro Columbus Sees Gains in Employment and Jobs in April as Unemployment Declines to 3.3%

• New Early Learning Center Opens in Columbus Mill District

• Columbus Leaders Consider 9 P.M. Curfew for Teens in Uptown

• Georgia Voters to Get Final Look at Runoff Candidates in Sunday and Monday Debates

• Pizza Hut Turns Back Time with Retro Look at These Georgia Locations

• Family Dollar Closing 26 Stores in GA. See if One is Near You?

• Georgia Football Game Time, TV Networks Announced for First Three Games

• Frozen Poultry Exports Up 8.5% at Georgia Ports

• “Path from Pre-K to College” Sweepstakes Announces Four Pre-K Winners from Across Georgia

• 5 Georgia High Schools to Begin Testing Drones to Stop Mass Shootings

• American Affordability Pressure Increases as New Vehicle Prices Approach Record High

• It's a Renter's Market: 2 in 5 Listings Come with a Deal This Spring

• Loans for Home Purchases at 12-Year Low

May 28, 2026

• More than 1,000 Columbus State Undergrads Named to Spring ’26 President’s, Dean’s Lists

• Simi Barnes Sworn into Columbus City Council

• Nonprofit Pays for Groceries at Columbus Foodland

• Georgia’s Leadership in Lowering Chronic Absenteeism

• JAMES Magazine Online: Georgia DREAMS Need-based Scholarship Now Reality

• Georgia Community Associations Face Major Regulatory Changes Under SB 406

• Georgia Natural Gas Reaches 1 Billion Pounds of Carbon Offsets Through Greener Life

• Spatial Engineering Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

• AG Chris Carr to U.S. Supreme Court: One City Cannot Set Energy Policy for the Whole Country

• US Consumer Confidence Edged Downward in May

• Functional Unemployment Edges Higher Amid Signs of Labor Market Weakness

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