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July 26, 2022

• Why Georgia No Longer Offers a Tax-free day for Back-to-school Shopping

• Friends of Georgia Radio Names First-ever Class of Georgia Radio Legends

• Georgia COVID-19 Data | Interactive Map of the State

• Georgia Pump Price Average Falls 14 Cents

• AAP & AT&T Launch Free Digital Tools to Help Families Determine Child’s Cell Phone Readiness and Create Healthy Media Use Habits

• Georgia Lighthouses Stand as Icons of the State’s Rich Maritime Heritage

• Fed Heads Toward 75 Basis-Point Rate Hike With Officials Wary of Bigger Move

• How the Metaverse is Slowly Transforming the Workplace

• Study: Changes in Unemployment Rate by State

• Top Bank Executives Overwhelmingly Believe Recession Is Inevitable

• Job Seeker Activity Continues at a Solid Pace, New Research by CompTIA Reveals

July 25, 2022

• Richmond County School System to use Georgia Milestones Data as Baseline for Student Learning

• Augusta Residents Looking to Rent to Own Programs Amid Rent Increase

• New Collaboration Teaches Empathy Via Virtual Reality

• First Community Corporation Announces Second Quarter Results and Cash Dividend

• Residents React to Gas Prices Dropping in Georgia, South Carolina

• 2022 Georgia Milestones Scores Show Improvement in Student Performance

• Hyundai Gets $1.8B in Aid to Build Electric Cars in Georgia

• Georgia Chamber: Incorporating Minority Suppliers into Supply Chain

• AGCO Announces Chief Supply Chain Officer Succession Plan

• Southern Company Scores 100 Percent on Disability Equality Index for the Sixth Consecutive Year

• AG Carr Joins Multistate Agreement Recovering $34.2M Service Members

• Southeastern Grocers Donates $140,000 to Feeding America Network Food Banks

• Despite Possible Recession, Respondents Indicate Confidence in Job Market

• Home Prices Grew at Near-Record High in Second Quarter

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