October 2022 News

October 31, 2022

• Columbus City Council Requests Input on How to Spend Rest of COVID-relief funds

• ESP to Begin Accepting Applications for Heating Assistance Program

• Chattahoochee Valley Community College and Miles College form New Partnership

• Stericycle Partners with the National Park Foundation to Help Restore Georgia Shoreline

• GaDOE CTAE Leader Dr. Barbara Wall Receives National Award

• Luke Bryan, Zac Brown Band Among Georgian’s Performing at the CMA Awards

• Charlie Harper: It Is Time To Prepare For Electric Vehicles

• Georgia CJCC Local First Responders State Microgrant Program Announced

• Study: Private Equity Firms Turn Profits by Boosting Small Businesses

• InsiderAdvantage: Greater Georgia looks at who is casting ballots during early voting

• 59% of Pet Parents Plan To Take Their Dogs And Cats Trick-or-Treating This Halloween

• 2023’s Best Cities for Sandwich Lovers

• Survey Finds Nearly 60% of Home/Auto Policy Owners are Worried about Being Underinsured

October 28, 2022

• Columbus Sees Drop in September Unemployment Rate

• Former Rialto Building in Columbus Undergoing Renovations for New Project

• BETTER WORK Columbus to Host Job Fair for MCSD Parents

• Controlled Environment Agriculture: Georgia’s Fastest-Growing Agribusiness Sector

• Luke Bryan, Zac Brown Band Among Georgian’s Performing at the CMA Awards

• Lieutenant Governor Announces Application Period Open for Qualified Foster Child Support Organizations Authorized By “Fostering Success Act”

• Southern Company Earnings Jump to $1.5B in Q3

• Georgia Saw a 5.2% Wage Increase for Construction Laborers

• AAA: Drivers, Don’t Be A Nightmare To Pedestrians On Halloween

• Georgia Receives Share of $759M to Bring High-Speed Internet Access to Communities Across Rural America

• NASA's Economic Benefit Reaches All 50 States

• Recent Renters Reveal Five Strategies to Land a Place in Today's Hot Market