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With new funding and operational changes, Columbus State Community College will continue its housing support program partnership for students needing short- and long-term assistance. To close gaps in retention and completion, Columbus State Community College worked alongside local organizations to provide housing support for students. Success Bridge launched three years ago and has assisted over 80 students in short- or long-term housing placements. The program received additional funding this s...

The city's health department building, which dates to 1869, is about to start a $21.5 million renovation as demand for services continues to grow.

The citys health department building, which dates to 1869, is about to start a $21.5 million renovation as demand for services continues to grow.

Columbus City Council will vote Monday to approve giving $2 million to extend a housing program for Columbus State Community College students.

Nine of the 10 most common jobs in Columbus don’t pay enough for workers to rent a two-bedroom apartment. Its hard to find employees when they can’t afford to live here.