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January 05, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Trending Upward in the New Year

• InsiderAdvantage: New Leadership Takes Over When State Senate Returns to Session

• Kia America Reports Best Retail Sales in Company History

• Charlie Harper: Effective Resolutions Require A Thoughtful Plan and Action

• Georgia Public Colleges Ban TikTok on School-owned Devices

• AT&T Boosts Network Speeds for Hart County

• For Women Entrepreneurs, The West Is the New Promised Land

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Again in November

• BBB Tip: How to Write a Business Plan

January 04, 2023

• Augusta Sees Drop in November Unemployment Rate

• Hull College of Business Offers PMP Exam Prep Course Starting January 2023

• Army Corp of Engineers Recycling Christmas Trees for Wildlife

• Two Agents Share Top 5 Awards

• JNSA Announces New Piano Location at the Shaffer MacCartney Building in partnership with Georgia Cyber Innovation & Training Center and Turner Keyboards

• Audit Finds State’s Video Game Tax Credit a Worthwhile Investment

• Gov. Kemp Announces Over 70 Appointments to Boards, Authorities, and Commissions

• Secure Records Solutions Merges with Legally Copied

• Motion Picture Association Hires Brandon Reese as Vice President of State Government Affairs for the Southeast Region

• Georgia Historical Society Receives Enduring Gift in Memory of Civil Rights Icon W.W. Law

• Study Reveals Times to Avoid the Gym in Georgia

• Georgia Joins $3.1B National Settlement with Walmart to Resolve Opioid Epidemic Allegations

• Southeastern Grocers Closes 2022 with $6.75 Million Donated to Local Communities

• Home Buyers See First Signs of Affordability Relief in Months

• Philanthropic Investments that Improve Society and Generate a Financial Return Gain Momentum in Corporate America

December 21, 2022

• Could a Shuttered Augusta Golf Course be Getting New Life?

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