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JobsGoodwill held its third annual veterans hiring event at the National Infantry MuseumIf you're a veteran or military spouse hunting for work, Goodwill Southern Rivers has a place to start. It held its third annual veterans hiring event Thursday, and community members could connect with employers and resources too.Today’s editionRead

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From Columbus CEO and Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

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    RAM Hotels Unveils Complete Corporate Rebranding to Signify Evolution into Lifestyle Space

    Officials of RAM Hotels announced the company’s successfully completed rebranding as it evolves into the lifestyle space. The company, which is hosting private tours of its new corporate headquarters, highlighted a variety of new materials, including a new company logo, website, messaging and related materials.

  2. Columbus CEO7 hours ago

    New Data Shows Which Generosity Investments Have the Highest Returns

    All generosity counts. But some investments have a higher return, 82% of employees say generosity is very or extremely important to work for a generous company. And they have clear ideas about what makes a company genuinely generous.

  3. Columbus Ledger-Enquirer18 hours ago

    New push unites Columbus healthcare rivals for economic development. What happens next

    Central Georgia providers join Vital Signs to align care, boost hiring pipelines, and expand prevention as Columbus grows as a healthcare hub.

  4. Columbus Ledger-Enquirer19 hours ago

    Making friends, not acquiring clients. Ad executive Jacy Williams rejoins Ledger-Enquirer

    Meet Jacy Williams, a Columbus native and the Ledger-Enquirer’s advertising account executive, who focuses on personal connections to grow local businesses.