SPLOST
Muscogee County School District gears up to start SPLOST projects
The election may be over, but for Muscogee County superintendent Susan Andrews the work is just beginning.
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Employer-sponsored health insurance rose slightly
Workers with single coverage face high-deductible plans
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Columbus mayor, Georgia legislators support Muscogee schools' SPLOST
Four local representatives in the state legislature and Columbus mayor Jim Wetherington announced their support for a proposed 1 percent sales tax for school construction Thursday afternoon.
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SPLOST
2,000 submit advance SPLOST ballots
Less than a week remains until Tuesday’s SPLOST election, with around 2,000 people having voted in advance.
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What have we learned from past SPLOSTs?
As the Muscogee County School District prepares to ask for another 1 percent sales tax for school construction, talk about the district’s two previous sales tax campaigns is entering the dialogue.
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Muscogee schools' classrooms, Carver High debated at SPLOST forum
Questions about decreasing enrollment, crowded high school classrooms and Carver High School created spirited debate during a Common Cause Columbus forum on a proposed 1 percent sales tax for school construction.
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Muscogee Educational Excellence Foundation supports SPLOST
The Muscogee Educational Excellence Foundation announced its support of a proposed 1 percent sales tax for school construction during a news conference Wednesday afternoon.
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SPLOST opponents to speak at Common Cause public forum
The Muscogee County School District’s proposed 1 percent sales tax has some formal opposition.
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SPLOST
Muscogee schools superintendent to promote SPLOST
Three weeks before a referendum on a proposed Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, the yard signs and campaign ads are just starting to appear.
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EDUCATION
Muscogee school district superintendent promotes SPLOST, public education
Muscogee County School District’s superintendent Susan Andrews stressed the value of public education during a breakfast speech at the Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce on Thursday morning.
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Early SPLOST votes trickle in
Columbus is halfway through early voting for the Sept. 15 SPLOST referendum and a little more than 500 advance ballots have been cast.




