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November 28, 2023

• Sue Parr Named Influential Leader by Georgia Trend

• New Olive Garden’s Opening is so Close, you can Count it Down

• Charlie Harper: On The Passing Of First Lady Rosalynn Carter.

• Sports Betting Best Odds for Legalizing Gambling in Georgia

• Georgia Hospital Association Announces New Board Members Chaired by Mary Chatman

• State Launches Online Platform for Job Seekers

• Georgia Supreme Court Blocks Republican-backed Prosecutors Oversight Board

• 'Shift Shock' is Georgia Employees' Defining 2023 Work Trend, Finds Study

• Eminent Domain Case Involving Georgia Railroad Could Have Widespread Property Law Implications

• Architectural Digest Names 3 Georgia Spots among Top Hidden Gem Cities for Snowbirds

• Redistricting Special Session Likely to Boost Democrats

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 1.1% in October

• USPS Operation Santa Letter Adoption Now Open

• Rent Remains High, but More Properties Offer Incentives

• New Study Reveals 75% of Employees Hope to Receive a Gift from Their Company This Holiday

November 27, 2023

• Augusta University Celebrates Eclipsing the 10,000 Student Mark

• October Unemployment Remains Unchanged in Augusta

• Aiken Chamber of Commerce Initiates Executive Search For President and CEO

• Savannah River Nuclear Solutions Donates $25,000 to the Savannah River Site Retiree Association

• City of Valdosta to be the Next Stop for Young GameChangers Program

• Amanda Dyson-Thornton Named Executive Director of the Georgia Association of Convention & Visitors Bureaus

• T. Dallas Smith Named to Georgia Power Board of Directors

• Home Depot to Acquire International Designs Group

• Georgia has the Second Highest Amount of Student Debt Per Borrower

• Doug Collins to Lead Georgia Chapter of National Think Tank

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