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September 03, 2015

• Governor Deal Presents Georgia Tourism Industry Awards

• 500 Health Leaders Gather for Health Connect South 2015

• Georgia Becomes Third State with Global Competence Seal

• Southern Company Subsidiary Acquires System's Largest Solar Project

• Georgia's Minimum Wage Is Still $5.15 An Hour

• James Lyles Named 2015 Georgia Farmer of the Year

• Fans Suit up to Celebrate Annual College Colors Day to Kick-off the 2015 College Football Season

• Delta Reports Passenger Unit Revenue Down in August

• Online Labor Demand Rises 34,200 in August

• Restaurant Performance Index Rose in July

September 02, 2015

• Football Hall of Famer Considering Business Expansion to CSRA

• CareSouth Sells Part of Business, Plans to Expand Retained Divisions Under New Name

• Study Sees Slight Growth in Defense Contract Spending in Georgia

• Georgia Manufacturing Falls to Six-Month Low in August

• Norfolk Southern Takes Unveils New Low-Emission Locomotives

• Carter Work Project Volunteers to Build 100 Homes in One Week in Nepal with Habitat for Humanity

• Governor Deal Cautious at Passenger Rail Pitch

• Georgia PSC Approves $5M in Assistance for Low Income Natural Gas Customers over Next Five Years

• Governor Deal Appoints Eight to State Boards

• Three-in-Five US Workers May Need to Work Past Age 65

• Lack of Understanding Leaves Almost Half of Americans Without Life Insurance

• National Home Prices Rose by 6.9% Year Over Year in July

• Auto Recalls Expected to Rise through 2016, Yet Few Have Product Safety and Recall Analytics Programs

September 01, 2015

• Children Hospital of Georgia Ranks No. 1 in Nation

• September Direct Visitor Spending in Augusta to Total $7.5M+

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