News

October 21, 2019

• Quiet on Set: Filming in Georgia’s Cemeteries is Complicated

• CBD oil as Medicine: The Promise and the Risks

• Carr Announces Multistate Settlement with Johnson & Johnson and Ethicon, Georgia to Receive More Than $3.3M

• People of Manufacturing Recognized at 5th Annual Manufacturing Summit

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

• Redfin Report: Migration Trends Reach Record High as 26% of Home Searchers Look to Change Metros

October 18, 2019

• Columbus River Dragons are ‘Fired up’ for the Start of Preseason Camp, Coaches Say

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Third Quarter Results

• A Third Candidate Has Entered the Race for Muscogee County Sheriff

• Three CSU Alumni Featured in Georgia Trend’s “40 under 40”

• Survey for Statewide Transportation Plan Ends October 20th

• Chick-fil-A Announces Dine-In Mobile Ordering

• BB&T and SunTrust: Momentum Building for Merger to Create Truist

• Parsons Corporation to Expand Operations at Georgia Cyber Center

• Macon-Bibb's Chris Floore Named Government Communicator of the Year

• Golden Ray's Dismantling Still in the Planning Stages

• Senator David Perdue Votes To Confirm New Air Force Secretary, Ambassador Barbara Barrett

• Survey Reveals Tension Between Financial Stress and Optimistic Financial Outlook Among U.S. Consumers

• U.S. Housing Inventory Falls to New Lows After Rebounding Before Home Shopping Season

October 17, 2019

• NAIA Softball Returning to Columbus in 2020 after Tournament Scheduling Conflict

• CSU Football Team Ranked First in the Country

• New Horizons Behavioral Health Announces New Clinical Director

• Robert Costley: Listening Session by Governor and State Superintendent Unprecedented

• University System of Georgia Launches Mental Health Task Force

• Speak Georgia Event to Explore Bridging the Gap Between Small Businesses and State Governing Body Georgians First Commission

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