News

January 30, 2018

• Robust Job Market for Grads Continues in 2018

January 29, 2018

• TSYS Appoints Kelley Knutson as President of Netspend

• Columbus State University Hosts Columbus Regional Science and Engineering Fair Today

• United Way Conducts Annual Survey of Local Homeless Population

• Aflac Incorporated to Release Fourth Quarter Results on January 31st

• Governor Deal Appoints 12 to State Boards

• Lawmakers Consider Putting $40M Toward Georgia Parks

• Georgia Research Alliance CEO Mike Cassidy to Retire

• 2nd Annual State of Tourism Features All Major 2018 Candidates for Governor

• UGA Addresses Health Care Needs in Rural Georgia

• Financial Efficiency Star Ratings Released for Georgia Districts and Schools

• LG Cagle and Senator Harper Launch Georgia Youth Outdoors Program

• The Conference Board: Lower than Expected Growth Should Not Dim 2018 Optimism

• New-car Sales in January Expected to Rise 1% Year-over-Year, Pace Slows from December

January 26, 2018

• Easterseals to Begin Construction on $10.8M Expansion Project

• Former Columbus Dive Bar about to Sober up — Sort of

• Former Columbus Broadcaster, a Church Bishop Enter City Council Races

• Aflac Announces 'Long Live Music' Experience in Partnership with Daybreaker to Kick Off Music's Biggest Weekend

• Atlanta Development Proposal Just Happens to be Amazon-sized

• The Home Depot Awards Hourly Associates a One-Time Tax Reform Bonus; Comments on Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017

• SunTrust Foundation Provides $250,000 Grant in Support of Hispanic Nonprofit Financial Counseling Program

• The State of Georgia: Now Open for More Music Business Thanks to Music Investment Act

• AT&T CEO: Consumers Need an Internet Bill of Rights

• Early Bird Deadline: Save Your Seat at PRSA Georgia's Annual Conference

• Sen. Isakson: Azar Has Experience, Judgment to Lead Department of Health and Human Services

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