News

October 26, 2021

• Ag Expo Economic Benefits Reaching Beyond Moultrie

• Study: States Whose Unemployment Rates Are Bouncing Back Quickest

• GMA: Broadband Programs and Resources for Cities

• Georgia Motorists Continue to See Rise at the Pump

• Georgia Man used Most of Covid Business Loan to Buy $57,000 Pokémon Card, Prosecutors Say

• Commissioner Gary Black Named 2021 National Friend of Extension

• Study: U.S. Firms Continue to be Cautious Regarding Cash and Short-term Investments

• Economic Growth Again Revised Downward Due to Supply Chain and Inflation Concerns

• Global Medtech Industry Sees Strong Growth Despite Disruption Caused by COVID-19 and Now Focuses on a Resilient Future

October 25, 2021

• 8th Annual Fall Food Truck Festival Held in Uptown Columbus

• Enrichment Services Program to Begin Accepting Applications for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) for 65+ Residents

• Nearly 90% of Ft. Benning Soldiers Vaccinated Against COVID-19

• Braves Oust Defending Champion Dodgers to Reach World Series for first Time Since 1999

• Georgia Power Adjusts Schedule for Vogtle Units 3 & 4

• Gov. Kemp Names 27 Appointments to Various Boards and Commissions

• Georgia Has 15th Lowest Construction Job Turnover Rate in U.S.

• Georgia Film Industry Workers React to Deadly Shooting on 'Rust' Movie Set

• AG Carr: Coalition Voices Opposition to Biden Administration’s Proposed “Privacy Invading” IRS Proposal

• Uniquely Affected By The Pandemic, Downtown Economies Still The Biggest Job Centers In Most Regions

• Second-Home Demand Jumps in September, Bouncing Back After Summer Slowdown

• Attacks on Operational Technology Would 'Cripple' Most US Businesses, According to Cybersecurity Leaders

• Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) Project Funding

October 22, 2021

• Muscogee County School District Graduation Rate Surpasses State

• Greater Columbus Fair to Open with New Safety Measures in Place

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Third Quarter 2021 Results

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