...end of 2014."I was excited when I saw the line out the door," said Dewayne Porter, the transportation director for Columbia County schools. "At the same time, I was kind of sad because there's that many people possibly out of work...

...graduated from USC Aiken in 1996 with a degree in political science. He also served as the management services director for Columbia County.Also recognized at the council retreat were: Delia Miles, a 2005 math and computer science graduate, who...

...feeding are the working poor. They have jobs, but they're underemployed," he said. Lou Reda, the pantry director for Columbia County Cares, said he has not seen a significant decrease in donations. "Golden Harvest is where we get the majority...

...expected to move toward the southern states, bringing rain with it on Wednesday, according to Pam Tucker, EMA director for Columbia County. There is a chance the cold air and precipitation could cause some snow, sleet, or freezing rain in our...

...parents. For that reason, many parents are ecstatic. "Parents love it," said Michael Kent, the technology director for Columbia County schools, who oversees implementation of the program and provides technical support. "One parent e-mailed...

...financial institutions and affiliated organizations across the nation. B. Todd Glover, management services director for Columbia County, recently earned the status of Certified Auditing Professional from The Institute of Internal Auditors. The...

...recruiters soon after Mr. West resigned in June. Until recently, Mr. Quinsey held dual titles as executive director for Columbia County's chamber and economic developer for Columbia County's Development Authority. He also became Richmond...

...because they want to apply online and be hired yesterday without being seen," said Connie Davis, the personnel director for Columbia County schools. Applicants who are being considered are routinely checked through the Georgia Crime Information Center...

...district director. Animal bites are supposed to be handled swiftly, said Linda Fulmer, the animal control director for Columbia County. "Just like gunshot wounds, they're supposed to be reported immediately," she said. But some don't...

As a mother of four children, Sharon Turman knows about patience. An accountant for McCorkle Nurseries Inc. in Dearing, the Thomson resident wants to become a teacher through the new Teach for Georgia program. She's sitting back and watching information trickle in on the program that seeks to launch professionals into the classroom via a four-week crash course.