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April 06, 2022

• Mayor’s Masters Reception Returns for First Time in Two Years

• Impact Roofing & Construction Offers Comprehensive Roofing Services in Evans

• SAIL Charter School Fourth Grade Student Earns Grand Prize in the Jimmy Carter National Historic Park Competition

• Governor: Entire Legislative Package to Build Safer, Stronger Georgia Passed by General Assembly

• Meet the Architects Who Have Shaped Augusta National

• Georgia Has a Median Rent Estimate of $1,293, Below U.S. Median

• Jobs with Purpose Report Identifies Workforce Needs for Georgia Cities

• Foxhall Resort A Quick Road Trip from Southeastern Cities

• AG Carr: Medicaid Fraud Division Obtains Recoveries in Excess of $85M in Enforcement Efforts

• Georgia Department of Community Affairs Rental Assistance Program Still Active

• Rent Keeps Rolling Uphill: 19% Rent Increase in the Past Year

• States Whose Residents Are Struggling the Most Financially

• 72% of Federal Student Loan Borrowers Aren't Financially Ready to Resume Payments

April 05, 2022

• Golf Returns to Augusta’s Forefront

• North Augusta Chamber Foundation is Accepting Applications for the Junior Leadership Academy Class of 2022

• Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History Annual Golf Tournament Scheduled for May 21st

• The Augusta University/University of Georgia Medical Partnership fill all Positions in Internal Medicine Residency Program

• Georgia Chamber Hosts the New Georgia Economy Tour

• Reward Excellent Work in Archives Call for GHRAC Awards Nominations

• Some Georgia Companies Are Ahead of Potentially Enhanced Climate Transparency Rules

• Tiger Woods Says ‘It will be a game-time decision’ on Whether He Plays at the Masters

• Habitat for Humanity Kicks Off Sixth Annual Home is the Key Campaign

• States Having the Quickest Recovery of Unemployment Claims

• Former GVRA External Affairs Director Pleads Guilty to Identity Fraud, False Statements

• Multimodal Projects Discretionary Grant for Georgia Announced

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