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April 19, 2024

• SRNS ‘STEM That Travels’ Program Captivates K-12 Classes

• Dr. Jermaine Whirl selected as the Recipient of Georgia Southern University's 2024 Georgia and Lucy Armstrong Award

• Gov. Kemp Signs Historic Tax Cut Package Into Law

• Georgia Adds Jobs in March While Jobless Rate Stays Flat

• State Awards Third Round of Rural Housing Grants

• Early Education Researchers Give Georgia High Marks for Lottery-funded Pre-K Programs

• Teresa MacCartney Named Interim President of Georgia Southwestern State University

• Georgia Named Eighth State That Struggles Most to Switch Off After Work

• Atlanta Fed’s Bostic Reiterates Rate Cut Is Not Likely Until End of Year

• Rivian Lays off More Workers

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Fell in March

• Student Housing Asking Rents Reach New High, Reports Yardi Matrix

• IT Leaders Must Align Solutions to Support Enterprise Goals, Not Just Local Priorities: New Research From Info-Tech Research Group

April 18, 2024

• Augusta Leaders Approve Tiny Homes for Former Foster Kids

• Augusta University Alumni Weekend 2024 set for April 26th-28th

• SRNS Contributes to Edgefield County Youth Empowerment Center’s 2024 Summer STEM/NASA Astro Camp

• SBA Georgia: Branding, Contracting Opportunities and More Upcoming Small Business Training Events

• University System of Georgia Raising Tuition by 2.5%

• Workers in Georgia are Seeking New Employment More Than Any Other State

• Georgia PSC Finalizes and Approves Georgia Power’s 2023 IRP Update

• Port of Brunswick Sets Record Month for Autos

• JAMES Magazine Online: U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter Talks About Support of FISA Reauthorization

• New Report Highlights Link Between Retirement Fluency and Retirement Confidence

• Worker Earnings Down for Q1 Amid Inflation Woes, According to Ludwig Institute

• Parks Associates: 18% of US Households Have Six Or More Smart Home Devices

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