April 2022 News

April 29, 2022

• Fort Benning Commanding General Retiring From the Army Soon

• Aflac Named to the Forbes 2022 List of America's Best Employers for Diversity

• North Columbus Rotary Club Honors Student for High Scholastic Achievements

• Two Organizations Hosts Forum for District 3 Candidates in Columbus

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Enhance Election Integrity and Improve Criminal Case Data Flows

• Inaugural Georgia AgTech Summit a Success

• Technical College System of Georgia Announces 2022 Instructor of the Year

• Southern Company Reports Q1 Earnings, Beating Estimates

• Treasury Plans to Deploy $300M in Assistance to Underserved Entrepreneurs & Very Small Businesses

• Peter Zimmerli - Consul General of Switzerland in Atlanta: Can Tech Save the World?

• Southeastern Grocers Launches Donation Program to Benefit Nine Children’s Hospitals Across the Southeast

• Home Sales Returns Drop for First Time in Over Two Years

• New Analysis Finds Exceptional Retirement Savings & Job Security For Employee-Owners

April 28, 2022

• Columbus is Getting the First Tim Hortons in the Southeast

• City Council Approves Purchase of New Jet Skis for Columbus Fire, EMS Department

• CVCC to host Career and College Fair Today

• Enrichment Services Program Accepting Cooling Program Applications for the General Public

• An Officer and a Gentleman at the RiverCenter

• The Home Depot Awards 30 HBCUs Retool Your School Campus Improvement Grants

• The Surprising Reasons Why Atlanta's Airport is the World's Busiest

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Support Law Enforcement and Protect Georgians

• Georgia to Veterans: We Got Your Six!

• Shaw Industries Releases Its Latest Corporate Sustainability Report

• Best Time to Book Memorial Day Travel

• The Changing Dynamics of Recruitment and Retention Examined in New Report