News

January 29, 2020

• Cookie Season is Almost Here. See Where Girl Scouts are Selling in Columbus, Phenix City

• Piedmont Columbus Regional Auxiliary, Community Outreach Mobile Unit Join Forces to Help Homeless Population

• Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition Officially Opens its Doors

• Port of Savannah Sets Calendar Year Record

• Southern Company Announces $50M Initiative for Students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities

• Dual Enrollment Bill Clears Georgia Senate

• Georgia World Congress Center Opens New Expansion

• David Perdue Announces Statewide Leadership Team

• CAES Ranked No. 3 College for Agricultural Sciences in U.S. by Niche

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increased in January

• US Businesses are More Optimistic about Economic Outlook in 2020, According to Randstad Sourceright's 2020 Business Health Index

• S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index Continues Upward Trend For Annual Home Price Gains

January 28, 2020

• Melody Trimble Named Chief Executive Officer of St. Francis Hospital

• Piedmont Columbus Regional to Offer Pediatric Mobile Flu Clinic at Boys & Girls Clubs

• You Have to go through Security for this Barbecue. It Might be Columbus’ ‘Best-kept Secret.’

• U.S. Official Touts North American Trade Pact Benefits for Georgia

• Gov. Kemp Celebrates Georgia School Choice Week

• Charlie Harper: Local Control? Or, To The People…

• Home Depot Co-Founder Bernie Marcus Urges CEOs to Fight Socialist Thinking in U.S.

• Secretary of State’s Office Opens its Doors to Accessibility Community

• Rep. Allen Introduces Legislation to Create “Georgia Recovers” Special State License Plate

• Senator Kelly Loeffler Announces Campaign Staff

• Southern Company Fourth-quarter and Full-year Earnings to be Released February 20th

• 90% of Businesses Say Their Industry Has Become More Competitive, New Benchmark Study Finds

• Deloitte CFO Signals Survey: Ninety-Seven Percent of CFOs Say A Downturn Has Either Already Begun or Will Begin in 2020

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