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September 07, 2023

• Augusta Commission Votes for Work Session Before Considering Panhandling Ordinance

• Watch: MCG’s Statewide Growth Across Georgia Shared on ‘In the Wild’ Podcast

• Twentieth Apprenticeship Program Begins at the Savannah River Site

• Norfolk Southern, DrayNow Partner to Improve Customer Experience

• Craft Brewers Looking for General Assembly to Ease Restrictions

• DAS Corp. to Bring 300 Automotive Jobs to Metter

• Georgia Senate Committee Tackles Growing Truck Driver Shortage

• Literary Legends: Poll of Georgians Reveals Sidney Lanier as the State's Favorite Author Of All Time.

• Secretary Raffensperger Continues Focus on Election Security for 2024

• Kia America Extends Impressive Growth Streak with Best-Ever August Sales

• Georigia’s Most Common Type of Car Accident Collisions

• Tripadvisor's Fall Finds: City Breaks and Solo Trips Hot This Season

• New Creator Economy Survey on Mental Health and Stress Coping Strategies: 79% of Creators Have Experienced Burnout

• Financial Advisors Report 40% of Their Clients Were Forced to Retire, Edward Jones Survey Finds

September 06, 2023

• $4.5M Augusta COVID Aid Fraud Case Tops List for Federal Prosecutors

• JENNIE: Augusta Symphony Orchestra Kicking Off 69th Season

• New Facility will Benefit those Living with Alzheimer’s and Dementia

• SRNS Continues to Serve Its Community

• North Augusta City Council to Hold Public Hearing on Development Code

• 4.4% of Georgia Workers Are Union Members, 8th Lowest in the U.S.

• Calvin Smyre Tapped to Serve in UN General Assembly

• Georgia DOT Awards 44 Construction Contracts for Statewide Transportation Projects

• U.S. Department of Labor Awards Georgia with $3M Equity Grant to Promote Equitable Access to Unemployment Benefits

• Cities Connect: Connected Resilient Communities

• Volunteers Flock to Valdosta to Pitch in After Hurricane Idalia

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