News

June 24, 2016

• Local Agents say Columbus Real Estate is Booming

• City’s Main Paths will be Linked

• TAG Columbus and Feeding the Valley Food Bank to Participate in Statewide Food and Funds Competition

• Congratulations to Janice Henderson, One of First Female State Farm Agents

• UPS Foundation Earmarks $7.4M for Diversity Organizations

• Eric Tanenblatt: In Wake of Orlando, Answer the Call to Serve

• GaMEP's June Face of Manufacturing: Mark Sauer

• Companies Officially on Board with the UGA 'G' Range from an Airline to Yogurt Maker

• Georgia Council for the Arts Announces New Book “Inspired Georgia”

• WellCare Expands Medicaid Benefits in Georgia to Promote Preventive Care

• Aaron's "Own Your Summer" Camp Scholarship Program Sends 100 Underserved Youths to Overnight Summer Camp

• Why Zika, Why Now? Ask the Brazilian Stock Market

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined

• GoDaddy: Consumer Trust in Online Small Businesses Strengthened by Professional Email

• Homebuyer Demand Moves Market Higher

June 23, 2016

• Hampton Inn Construction to Begin Immediately on Broadway

• Metro Columbus’ Unemployment Rate Declines to 5.7%

• City Manager Chooses Candidate for New Community Reinvestment Director

• Rosa Evans Chosen to Head METRA When Hunter Steps Down

• A.M. Best Affirms Ratings of Aflac Incorporated and Its Subsidiaries

• Governor Deal Announces $75M in State Transit Awards

• Save the Date: Chick-fil-A Offers FREE Food to Cow-Clad Customers on Cow Appreciation Day, July 12th

• Travel to Cuba with the Georgia Chamber

• Georgia Among Best States in America to Retire Rich

• Jimmy, Rosalynn Carter Mark 70 Years 'Even Closer Together'

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