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November 08, 2023

• Aiken Technical College Named to 'Best for Vets' Colleges List

• With or Without Gasoline Revenue, Georgia Tax Collections in the Red

• PEACH PASS Partners with E-ZPass to Expand Toll Access for Users Across Eight States

• Atlanta's Shepherd Center Announces CEO's Retirement; Hospital Names Successor

• Jackson Healthcare Launches “Generosity at Work” Podcast

• Drought-stricken Northwest Georgia Counties Declared Natural Disaster Areas

• How WeWork’s Bankruptcy Could Have a Painful Effect on Cities

• Mellow Mushroom Rolls Out Its Reimagined Experience & Rebrand

• Deloitte: 85% of Women Surveyed Who Played Sports Say It's Important to Their Career Success

• 1 in 8 Military Families with Children Used a Food Bank, Pantry to Make Ends Meet

• Study Finds, Better Metrics Needed to Measure Employee Training Effectiveness

• Consumers Increasingly Sour on Economy, Blame Inflation

November 07, 2023

• Foodees Fest Shows Potential of Freedom Bridge

• 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

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