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November 07, 2023

• Vettes for Vets Making Dreams Come True in the CSRA

• Columbia County Fair is Back in Town

• Don’t Miss Russell Joel Brown’s Final Augusta Performance at the Augusta Jewish Museum’s “Velvet Voices: Then and Now”

• The Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame is Seeking Docents to Help Share Aiken’s Racing History

• New Study Confirms Georgia’s Film Industry is a Blockbuster Success for the State

• Senate Study Committee on Expanding Georgia’s Workforce to Hold Final Meeting

• Georgia is the Fourth-Most Concerned State about Cybersecurity

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Decline

• Charlie Harper: Bad News In Jobs Report Is Good News For Now

• Property Investment Top 10: Georgia Featured in Top 10 States Most Interested in Investing in Property

• Which States are the Most Productive?

• The Top Smart Home Devices You Should be Using

• Small Business Owners on Cusp of Offering Employee Retirement Plans

• Conference Board Employment Trends Index Decreased in October

November 06, 2023

• Business Leaders Push for Approval of New James Brown Arena

• Balfour Beatty Communities, U.S. Army Break Ground on New Military Housing at Fort Eisenhower

• Augusta University Honors Service Milestones of Employees

• Think your City is Ready for a Cyber-attack? Think Again According to Our Experts

• Georgia-Israel Legislative Caucus Hosts’ Bring Them Home’ Event for Israel Hostage Families

• Gov. Kemp, Supt. Woods Name Winners of Fourth Annual Georgia RISE Award

• Fed Has Time to Watch the Economy and Be Patient on Rates, Atlanta Fed President Says

• Georgia Business Leaders say DE&I Efforts are Making Progress But There’s Still a Way to Go

• Forbes: How To Start A Business In Georgia (2023 Guide)

• Technology Association of Georgia Names Senator Jason Esteves Legislator of the Year

• GTA Releases BEAD Initial Proposal Volume 2 for Public Comment

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