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April 06, 2023

• Kia Posts Eighth Straight Monthly Sales Record

• The Masters: Why the Green Jacket Is Important

• Red Cross Partners with Locals to Feed Georgia Disaster Victims

• Savannah #4 in 2023’s Best Cities for Outdoor Weddings

• Women in Georgia Earn Median $47,404 per Year, Below National Median

• InsiderAdvantage: Georgia’s Scott Introduces Legislation to Help Combat-Disabled Veterans

• Which Industries Will Start Shedding Jobs? New Index Reveals Likelihood of Layoffs

• HR Leaders Are Confident About Hiring and Retaining Workers, Despite Recession Worries

• 80% of Law Firm Professionals Believe AI-driven eDiscovery Technology Can Help Their Firm Improve

April 05, 2023

• 19th Hole “Retail Crawl” Happening Masters Week

• Changes to Masters Parking this Year, Hopes to Alleviate Traffic

• Masters reception Celebrates Partnerships Between Augusta, Aiken County

• Augusta Ambulance Shake-up; Mayor Addresses Central EMS Takeover

• HALEU Production Preparations to Begin at Savannah River Site

• BankSouth Mortgage Strategically Grows Brand

• Delta Air Lines Celebrates Its 'most-traveled customer'

• Life Sciences Manufacturer Meissner to Create 1,700 Jobs in Athens-Clarke County

• CareSource Helps Nonprofit Relaunch Program to Support Georgia Families

• Governor Kemp Proclaims April as Georgia Safe Digging Month

• GaDOE Recognizes Eight Winners of 2022-23 Military Flagship School Award

• Former U.S. Airforce Airman Leads Scientific Games' Technology with Perseverance and Commitment to Excellence

• Residents of Storm-hit States Will Have a Little Extra Time to File Their Taxes This Year

• Secretary of State Raffensperger Celebrates Legislative Successes, Congratulates General Assembly on Productive Session

• Small Business Jobs and Wages Increase Modestly in March

• New Financial Confidence Survey Reveals Major Gaps in U.S. Residents' Ability To Manage Their Finances

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