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Co-Work Columbus is offering entrepreneurs, freelance workers or startup business owners the ideal workplace. Co-Work Columbus is a new venture for the community, giving folks the opportunity to work in a flexible setting with all the resources you need. The membership-based service charges a monthly fee and includes six private offices, twenty private desks, over fifty flex workstations and more.

A workplace concept that has taken hold in larger cities across the country is making its debut in a historic downtown Columbus mill building. The W.C. Bradley Company is opening Cowork Columbus, a shared membership workspace in Eagle & Phenix Mill No. 3.

Columbus State University celebrated the opening of its new film production studio. A ribbon cutting was held Friday at Flat Rock Studios, the new home of CSU’s television and film production program.

Columbus State University is embarking on some exciting endeavors to increase opportunities for students interested in film production. Flat Rock Studio, a former warehouse owned by W.C. Bradley Co. and the new home for the Columbus State University’s television and film production program.

The local effort to secure a seat at the table with Hollywood filmmakers seeking somewhere a little different — and perhaps more authentic — in the Deep South to make their movies and TV shows is now taking a major step forward.

Pace M. Halter will be joining the Real Estate Division of the W.C. Bradley Co. as President and Chief Operating Officer, effective Monday, June 12, 2017.