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October 12, 2023

• The Most Dangerous Jobs in Georgia Revealed

• Suniva Upgrades Manufacturing and Restarts Operations in Georgia

• Okefenokee Swamp Park Announces $497,000 in New Federal Funding for African American CCC Preservation Project

• Georgia Students Beat National Average on ACT, with Highest Scores in Reading

• Ag Chris Carr Hosts Law Enforcement, Business Partners to Strengthen Fight Against Organized Retail Crime

• Medical Spanish Course Readies Med Students for Outreach and Rotations

• Georgia DECAL Launches Free Online Academy to Enhance Child Care Providers Management Skills

• Traveler Spending Set to Increase in 2024, Survey Finds

• Data Centers Contribute $2.1 Trillion to US Economy, New PwC Study Finds

• Tech Employment Lags in Latest National Jobs Report, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

October 11, 2023

• RCSS Class of 2023 Graduation Rate Up 6 percent

• Augusta University Career Services Unveils New Iris Air Photo Booth for Free Professional Headshots

• Group of Augusta Faith Leaders on Tour in Israel Hoping to Return Home Safely

• RFK Jr. Bringing his Independent Presidential Bid to Augusta

• Haunted Fun Happening at SRP Park Dugout Theater

• Georgia's Business is Booming: New Study Reveals How Much Business has Grown in the State

• Walmart Dairy Facility in Valdosta to Boost Local Ag Industry

• Secretary Raffensperger Announces She Leads Webinar “Investment Fraud: Spot the Red Flags and Take Action”

• Georgia Residents Search for Information on Motor Vehicle & Personal Injury Law the Most

• Dr. Lisa N. Herring Named President of PROPEL

• American Pickers' is Coming to Georgia and is Looking for Collections to Peruse

• Georgia Ranks among the Top 10 States Most Interested in Home Add-Ons

• Association of Public and Land-grant Universities to Give Public Impact Research Award to Partnership for Inclusive Innovation

• Study: States with the Biggest Decreases in Unemployment Claims

• New Data Reveals the 10 Most Stressful Industries in America

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