Sundi Rose

Columbus

Writer and Contributor at Freelance

Reporter at Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

Articles

As Trump's Big Beautiful Bill hits the Senate, should MS worry?

3 weeks ago | sunherald.com | Sundi Rose

The U.S. Senate is debating President Donald Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act, " a sweeping tax-and-spending package that passed the U.S. House in May. The bill is drawing both praise and concern from officials and policy experts statewide. If enacted, the legislation would bring significant changes to Mississippi's health care, food assistance, energy sector and tax policies.
As Trump's Big Beautiful Bill hits the Senate, should GA worry?

3 weeks ago | ledger-enquirer.com | Sundi Rose

The U.S. Senate is debating President Donald Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act, " a sweeping tax-and-spending package that passed the U.S. House in May. The bill is drawing both praise and concern from officials and policy experts statewide. If enacted, the legislation would bring significant changes to Georgia's health care, food assistance, energy sector and tax policies.
Here's where to find the best soda deals in the Columbus area

3 weeks ago | ledger-enquirer.com | Sundi Rose

Georgia is one of the states with the highest soda consumption rate, with 68.1% of adults drinking soda daily, according to a report by World Population Review. In fact, Statistica reports Georgia residents are projected to spend an average of $315 million per year buying soda products. This means that not only do we drink a lot of coke (which could mean anything from actual Coca-Cola to Pepsi to Fresca to Fanta), we also spend a lot on coke.
FDA issues a deadly warning for GA tomatoes. Here's what to know

3 weeks ago | ledger-enquirer.com | Sundi Rose

Last month, The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a salmonella-linked tomato recall for tomatoes in Georgia and North and South Carolina, and it has just been upgraded to a Class I recall. In this most recent announcement, tomatoes from Williams Farms Repack LLC and H&C Farms Label were recalled due to potential salmonella contamination, and it includes three-count packages, 10-pound boxes, 25-pound boxes and 60-count two-layer boxes.
New round of tax refunds are in store for GA residents. When will you get yours?

3 weeks ago | ledger-enquirer.com | Sundi Rose

Georgia taxpayers could have a little extra money in their pockets very soon, thanks to House Bill 112. Signed into law by Governor Brian Kemp this bill will send another round of special tax refund checks to eligible residents this week.
Are you breaking OH laws when you write on cash or toss pennies away?

3 weeks ago | mahoningmatters.com | Sundi Rose

Whether you’ve scribbled a note on a dollar bill or considered tossing a few coins, you may have wondered: Is that legal? The short answer is yes, kind of. Here’s what Ohio residents should know about the rules for writing on money and discarding coins. A lot of people assume it’s illegal to write on paper money, but that’s not always the case. Federal law prohibits altering bills only when the intent is to make them unusable or to commit fraud.
Who has the best sweet tea in Columbus? Vote for your favorite

3 weeks ago | ledger-enquirer.com | Sundi Rose

Here in Georgia, if you hear, "Who made this tea?" don't drink it. It's bad. We want to know about great tea. In fact, we want you to vote on who has the best in town in the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer's first ever Sweet Tea Showdown. Whether you need a pinch of baking soda to fight the bitter, a little lemon squeeze for balance, or just some window-sill sunshine to get it just right, you know how you like it. The Ledger does not take this lightly.
A new show at the Bartlett Center invites audiences to dress up and be weird

3 weeks ago | ledger-enquirer.com | Sundi Rose

If your closet contains at least one sequined kimono, feathered boa, or neon power blazer that's never seen the light of day, your chance to liberate it is here. "Playing Dress Up," created by longtime collaborators Ben Redding and Lucy Werner, is a one-night-only immersive performance, at the Bo Bartlett Center. Special help from the Bartlett Center's Julie Umberger and Micheal McFalls at CSU, means this isn't your average gallery event.
Major airlines change policies that could cost GA travelers big bucks

4 weeks ago | ledger-enquirer.com | Sundi Rose

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is one of the busiest in the world and new check in rules could change travel. [email protected] United Airlines is changing two things that could cost Georgia travelers time and money. Starting June 3, reports Travel and World Tour, United Airlines will require all domestic passengers to check in at least 45 minutes before departure, regardless of whether they have checked baggage.
Summer jobs are scarce in GA, but these companies are hiring now

4 weeks ago | ledger-enquirer.com | Sundi Rose

For a lot of teenagers, summer means finding a part-time job, but young jobseekers might have a harder time this year, according to Newsweek. Experts predict that only about 1 million new jobs will be added for teens this summer nationwide, the lowest summer job gain since 2010. It's no better for Georgia, either.