Katie Kocijanski is reporting in the Register-Star an effort to move forward interim contract approval between Columbia County and the Columbia Economic Development Corporation hit a snag Wed., Oct. 14, when the Columbia County Board of Supervisors Finance Committee chose to table the action for a month. This despite the matter getting a green light from the board's Economic Development Committee just minutes before. Stockport Supervisor Matt Murrell said, “I think the contract is 95 percent there. Some of the wording needs to be tweaked." Corporation interim executive director F. Michael said, “The general consensus is in favor of moving the contract forward so our funding can be restored.” Once the contract is approved by the full board, $225,000 in county funds would immediately flow to the CEDC. Board of Supervisors Chairman Patrick Grattan and committee members agreed more public input on the agreement would be solicited if the contract was posted on the county website during the next month. The Economic Development Committee will review input from the supervisors, including potential changes to the agreement, at its Oct. 26 meeting. Read the full story in the Register-Star.