News

August 15, 2016

• Rising Oil Prices Push Georgia Gas Prices Higher

• Study Shows HOPE Scholarship Funds in Jeopardy

• Georgia Chamber Webinar: What This Election Means for Your Business

• Spherion Staffing: Employers & Workers are Still Struggling to Close the Skills Gap

• Nearly 60% of Pokemon Go Players Surveyed Likely to Enter Businesses Offering Pokemon-Branded Discounts

• Many Big-City Renters Earn Enough to Buy

August 12, 2016

• Columbus Film Festival Gets $17,000 Boost

• City Buying up Blighted Property on South Side

• New Synovus TV Ads are a Sweet Slice of Pie and ‘Friday Night Lights’

• Delta Computer Outage Included 'Small Fire' at Data Center

• Georgia State Health Benefit Plan Premiums to Have Small Increase

• AAA: Lower Gas Prices Could Cause Higher Auto Insurance Rates

• Six Must-try Fishing Trips in Georgia

• UPS Worldwide Express Freight Service Expands Globally

• 95% of Entrepreneurs Worldwide Finance Their Own Startups

• Next 10 Years Look Upbeat for the U.S. Cable Industry

• Retailers: Here's How to Make Your Holiday Sales Sparkle

• National Poll: Majority of Older Americans Oppose Government Interference with Health Care Services

August 11, 2016

• French Bakery Called My Boulánge to Open in Downtown Columbus

• National Attention Given to another Columbus Area Museum

• Hank Huckaby Announces Plans to Retire as University System Head, Steve Wrigley Named Interim Chancellor

• Today’s “Girls Who Code”— Tomorrow’s Women Who Could Make a Difference

• Adidas to Open Production Facility in Cherokee County, Create 160 Jobs

• 91% of Georgia Cyber Academy Students Benefitted Academically in 2016

• 18 Georgia Songwriters – Up Close and Personal

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