June 2024 News

June 28, 2024

• Columbus Sees Job and Labor Force Growth Despite Rise in May Unemployment

• Columbus State Hires First AVP to Lead Student Success and Retention Efforts

• Harris County School District’s Mobile Learning Lab Prepares Students for 2024-25 School Year

• 'We’ve Got a Long Way to Go.' Georgia Residents Navigate Complex Maze of Cannabis Laws

• Fed’s Bostic Sees Year-End Rate Cut as Inflation Shows Progress

• Walgreens Closing 'Significant Number' Of Stores: See GA Impacts

• JAMES Magazine Online: Mail Woes Hit South Georgia

• Georgia Sees 7.5% Decline in Housing Inventory

• Poll Shows Strong Opposition to Mining Near Okefenokee Swamp

• 5 Tips Only Delta Insiders Know About, According to Frequent Flyers

• Staffing Employment Declined in First Quarter of 2024

• 91% of Security Leaders Believe AI Set to Outpace Security Teams, Bugcrowd Report Finds

• ResortPass Survey Finds Americans Want to Take More Local and Shorter Escapes During Summer

June 27, 2024

• Community Encouraged to Participate in ‘Messy Games’ in Uptown Columbus

• 13th Street, 13th Avenue in Columbus May Reopen This Week

• Goetchius House hosting Speakeasy Jazz Jam with Columbus Jazz Society

• Three Very Different Georgia Cities Vying for Sundance Film Festival

• Georgia Legislators Discussing Changes to Licensing System

• Georgia Ranks 10th Among Most Stressed States in the U.S.

• State Senators Launch Bid to Regulate AI

• These Georgia Hooters Locations are Listed as 'Permanently Closed' on the Restaurant's Website

• Empowering Latino Leaders: LCF Georgia's Second Civic Participation Fellowship Program

• Lawsuit Challenging New Law Limiting Charitable Bail

• New Urban Mobility Technology Study Finds 93% of U.S. Cities are Preparing for Driverless Vehicles Within Five Years

• Study Reveals Challenges for Minimum Wage Workers to Afford Home Down Payments Across the U.S.