September 2024 News

September 30, 2024

• Columbus Experiences Rise in August Unemployment Rate

• Automotive Supplier Invests $11.2M in Toombs County

• Georgia Reads Day Raises Awareness for Literacy Improvements

• Studies By Aflac & Prudential Financial Address the Impact Of Paid Leave in The Workplace

• Major Georgia Flooring Company to Close A Factory, Lay Off 288 Workers

• Following the Trends: Georgia Medicaid Fraud Unit Targets Dental Practices

• UGA Extension Leadership Program Chooses New Cohort

• Georgia Quit Rates: 24% Higher Than National Average

• Summer Travel Recap: The 4 Most Surprising Seasonal Travel Trends

• S&P Global Mobility: September U.S. Auto Sales - Smaller Volume, Little Change to Underlying Dynamics

• New Survey Finds Nearly 30% of US Adults Don't Check Credit Score Annually

September 26, 2024

• Columbus Board of Realtors Aims to Open Communication Lines Between Political Officials and the Real Estate Community

• Columbus Technical College to Close Campus and Transition to Virtual Learning Due to Hurricane Helene

• Georgia Students Beat Nation Again in SAT Scores

• Norfolk Southern Names New Members to Executive Leadership Team

• As Tropical Storm Helene Approaches, AT&T Prepares Network, Offers Tips to Help You Stay Connected

• Alternative Siting of Solar Panels Could Take Pressure Off Georgia Farmland

• Affordable Eating: Georgia Named Ninth Cheapest State for Dining Out

• Bobby Jones Links’ Joshua Deal Elected President of the Georgia Section, Pga of America

• JAMES Magazine Online: New Ballot-Counting Rule “Common Sense” Says State GOP Chair

• Survey: One Quarter of Small Business Owners Have Been Targeted by Ai-Driven Scam

• Survey Reveals Majority of Americans Still Living Paycheck to Paycheck

• S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller Index All-Time Highs Continue in July 2024

September 25, 2024

• Popular Nashville-Style Chicken Restaurant Set to Open in Columbus

• Georgia DOT Seeks Public Input on the Amended Statewide Transportation Improvement Program