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August 22, 2019

• Piedmont Columbus Regional Welcomes 55 Nurses to Nurse Residency Program

• Phenix City Offers Endowed Scholarship to Columbus State Student

• Have You Heard? Columbus, Georgia, May Be The "Coolest Cat" Around

• Clearing the Air? State’s Actions on Toxic Emissions Leave Confusion

• Will Pinewood Studio Sale Impact Future of Marvel Films in Georgia?

• Georgia Chamber President Forecasts Georgia’s Future

• Robert Herjavec Selects Top Winners In The UPS Store First National Small Biz Challenge

• RAISE Forum Seeks Post-Revenue Southern Startup Applicants

• Cox Charities to Award $100,000 to Southeast Region Nonprofits

• UPS & ChannelAdvisor Simplify Global Shipping And E-Commerce For Small And Medium-Sized Businesses

• Latest Freight Forecast Projects 25.6% Increase in Tonnage by 2030

• USDA Announces Investments in Community Facilities that will Benefit Almost 200,000 Rural Americans

August 21, 2019

• Region’s First Goodwill Outlet Store Coming to Columbus

• Home Depot Posts Strong Earnings but Sees Lumber Prices, Tariffs Affecting Sales

• GFB Awards Harvest 20 Research Grants

• Georgia Power Offers Tools and Resources to Help Customers

• One in Three Americans Say They Give Money to Charity 5+ Times Per Year

• Survey: 96% Of Managers Say Their Staff Are Experiencing Some Degree Of Burnout

August 20, 2019

• Susan and Bryant Walker, Owners, Wicked Hen Restaurant, to Chair The 2019 Alzheimer’s Association Walk To End Alzheimer’s

• 5 New Storefronts Are Coming to Midtown

• The Youth Orchestra of Greater Columbus Kicks Off 26th Season

• New Leaders at State Transportation Board Selected

• Dublin Mayor Phil Best: Transformative Leadership is Humble, Servant Leadership

• 9th Annual Clean Energy Roadshow Opens in Atlanta

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Decline Again

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