November 2018 News

November 30, 2018

• Columbus Mayor Serves Up Stark Insight into Her Political Genesis, Advice Women Should Heed

• River Valley Gains Employment in October

• Piedmont Columbus Regional Upgraded by S&P Global Ratings

• CSU’s Oxbow Meadows Creates a STEM Courtyard for Elementary Students

• Boys & Girls Clubs in Georgia Awarded New Grants by the Amerigroup Foundation

• Senator David Perdue Stands for Bold Changes to Fix Broken Funding Process

• Wayfair to Create 1,000 Jobs in Chatham County

• LeadingAge Georgia Spotlights Twenty Inspiring Elders

• UGA Study: Interruptions after Work: Why Phone Calls and Texts Are Worse Than Emails

• Job Seekers Increasingly Aware of Employers Who Help Repay Student Loans

• New Survey: Companies Giving Few Holiday Perks This Year

• October Construction Starts Soar 21%

November 29, 2018

• Fort Benning Officials Announce Unusual Visitor

• ‘He Loved Coaching and Teaching.’ Chattahoochee Valley Sports Hall of Fame Member Dies

• MCSD Board Votes on Revised 2019-20, 2020-21 School Calendars, Asks to Survey Teachers

• Ralph Forbes Named Volunteer of the Year by the Georgia Economic Developers Association

• Mohawk CFO Frank Boykin Plans Retirement After 25 Years

• Ag Chris Carr Warns Georgians to Lookout for Ticket Scams Ahead of Big Sporting Events in Atlanta

• UPS Delivers Wishes And Gives Back This Holiday Season

• The GWBC's LACE Awards Honor Women in Business & Women-Owned Businesses

• Genworth 2018 Annual Cost of Care Survey: Overall Long Term Care Costs Increased in Georgia

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Declined in November

• New Vehicle Retail Sales in November to Fall; Transaction Price to Reach Highest Level Ever

• Realtors See Increase in Commercial Income and Sales Volume for Second Straight Year

November 28, 2018

• Muscogee County School Board Approves Sale of Property