March 2023 News

March 31, 2023

• Columbus Sees Drop in February Unemployment Rate

• Columbus Technical College Teams with Partners and Provides Students with Essentials

• Muscogee County Library Foundation Raising Funds Through a Library Giving Day Campaign

• Market Days on Broadway is BACK this Saturday

• Georgia’s First Tim Hortons Under Construction on Veterans Parkway in Columbus

• Columbus State Ranked 8th Nationally as Military-Friendly School for Its Size

• 15 Named to House Rural Development Council for the 2023-2024 Session

• Aflac Adds Beneficiary Companion Services to its Group Premier Life Absence Disability Solutions Portfolio

• Georgia Is the 2nd Worst State for Commuters

• Ascend Elements Opens North America's Largest Electric Vehicle Battery Recycling Facility in Georgia

• Upcoming Georgia SBA Small Biz Training Events: April 3rd-7th

• Georgia Cotton Commission Approves 2024 Research

• Georgia Historical Society Presents Keith S. Hébert of Auburn University with 2022 Bell Award for the Best Book on Georgia History

• New EY US Consulting Study: Employees Overwhelmingly Expect Empathy in the Workplace

• 78% of Consumers Plan to Spend the Same or Less for Summer Merchandise

March 30, 2023

• Georgia Red Cross Delivers More Than 1,400 Meals, Damage Assessment and Emergency Supplies Distribution Continues

• Muscogee County School District Continues Work on School Start Time Changes

• Piedmont Columbus Regional’s Family Medicine Residency Program Matches with 12 Medical Residents

• Flavor of Georgia Grand Prize Goes to Barlow’s Foods

• Atlanta Community Food Bank Distributes Its One Billionth Meal

• TOUR Championship Announces Record $5.5M Donation from 2022 Tournament

• UPS Invests Millions in Advanced Training for On-the-Road Drivers

• PCOM Georgia Med Student Helps Turkish Earthquake Victims

• Study: Georgia Homeowners Pay Median $2,027 Per Year in Property Taxes

• Accelecom Joins Georgia Broadband Advisory Committee