News

March 13, 2018

• API: New Studies Project That Offshore Energy Development Will Significantly Increase U.S. Jobs, Domestic Spending, Investments and State Revenues

• Cost of Sleepiness Too Pricey to Ignore

• American Financial Benefits Center Encourages Student Loan Borrowers to Seek Out High-Demand Jobs

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased Sharply in February

• U.S. IT Sector Adds 4,600 Jobs in February, CompTIA Analysis Finds

March 12, 2018

• Columbus Chamber of Commerce Executive Amy Bryan Running for Columbus Council

• The CSO & The Columbus Ballet's Sleeping Beauty March 16th

• ‘A Lot of Newcomers’ Qualify to Run for Mayor and Columbus Council. Here’s the Full List.

• Muscogee County School Board to Discuss 3 Principal Nominations, Rezoning

• Stage Set for Georgia's May Primaries for Governor, Congress

• New Georgia Facebook Data Center to be Powered Entirely by Renewable Energy

• February State Tax Revenues up 4.8%

• Georgia Teens Win State Competition for Best Up-and-Coming Chefs and Restauranteurs

• Rep. Spencer Announces Release of FAA Spaceport Camden Environmental Impact Statement

• Ron Suber Named Opening Keynote of FinTech South

• SOS Brian Kemp Announces Conclusion to 2018 Election Qualifying

• Georgia Connections Academy Opens Enrollment for 2018-2019 School Year

• Seven States that Haven't Recovered from the Recession, According to CareerBuilder

• Employment Engine Continues to Rev, Even in Tight Labor Market Conditions

March 09, 2018

• Academy Sports and Outdoors Now Taking Job Applications for New Columbus Store

• St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School Announces New Athletic Director

• TSYS Announces First-Quarter 2018 Dividend

• The Home Depot Foundation Commits $50M to Skilled Trades Training

• Legislative Spouses Create Sandra Dunagan Deal Scholarship at Georgia College

• Georgia DCA Now Accepting 2018 Applications for PlanFirst Program

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