News

March 26, 2018

• Rideshare Can Rescue Transit, If Transit Gets on Board

• Balanced Budget Passes Georgia Senate

• Women’s History Month Special: Eloise Woods: Trail Blazer and Visionary in Georgia Credit Unions

• Sen. Isakson Statement on Appointment of Dr. Robert Redfield to Lead Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• Americans Spent $69.5B on their Pets Last Year: More Than Ever Before

• New Construction Starts in February Recede 3%

• Rent Growth Accelerating at Fastest Pace in 21 Months

March 23, 2018

• Vacant Riverfront Mill May Get New Life as Downtown Brewery

• Toys R Us Store in Columbus Anxiously Awaits Liquidation Sale. It Could Start Friday.

• Cyber-Security Lunch & Learn - Free Class - March 27th

• First New Crane Begins Work at Port of Savannah

• Governor Warns of Intervention in Insurance Impasse

• Media Mogul Buys Weather Channel TV Network

• Government Funding Bill Includes Important Wins for Georgians

• SOS Brian Kemp Talks Voting Process in Georgia

• Study: Horse Racing Facility Would Generate Billions for Georgia

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce Issues Its Statewide Candidate Assessment

• The Home Depot and Pinterest to Expand "Shop the Look" with More Than 100,000 Décor Products

• Carr Commends Georgia General Assembly for Passing Measure to Curb Opioid Misuse Within State's Workforce

• New Study: Despite Recent Market Volatility, More than Half of Americans Feel Financially Prepared For Their Financial Future

• Over 90% of Small Businesses Plan to Invest in Website Maintenance and Upgrades in 2018

• Bankers Report High Expectations for 2018

• Women-Owned Small Businesses More Likely to Use Social Media

March 22, 2018

• Downtown Open Container Law Headed to Columbus Council after Slight Change

• CSU Student-Athletes to Host 3rd Annual 5K Benefitting Make-A-Wish April 14th

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