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January 18, 2022

• Glenn Hills High School Teacher Receives $10,000 Donation on Good Morning America

• Georgia Venture Capital Deals Double in 2021 Match National Trend

• Atlanta Motor Speedway Updates Give Track a New Feel

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Remain Steady

• Southeastern Grocers Elevates Belonging, Inclusion and Diversity With Expansion of Charitable Focus

• U.S. Households Owe More Than $15 Trillion in Debt

• Is the Office Dying? Of Those Who Quit During the Pandemic, One in Four Did So for the Flexibility to Work from Anywhere

• 2022’s Best Cities to Walk Your Dog

• Survey: Lack of Automated Patch Management is a Key Security Risk for Remote IT Operations

January 14, 2022

• Collaboration Saves Savannah River Site $12 Million, Invigorates Regional Economy

• Augusta Social Media Influencer Shows Georgians How to Shop Sustainably

• North Augusta Church Will Host Educational Forum on Human Trafficking

• The Salvation Army Holds a Winter Coat Drive

• Kia Georgia Announces New CEO

• Delta Airlines Keeps 2022 Profit Forecast on Travel Rebound Despite Omicron

• Governor Brian P. Kemp's 2022 State of the State Address

• Darnae Parks Named PCOM Georgia Director of Diversity & Community Partnerships

• Superintendent Woods Proposes Package of Measures to Increase Transparency

• New EPA Action Could Mean Big Changes For Georgia Coal Ash Storage

• Annual Report addresses “Top 10 Issues in Education”

• Georgia Power Offers Resources to Help Customers Prepare for Predicted Winter Weather

• States Whose Unemployment Claims Are Increasing the Most – WalletHub Study

• Retail Industry Reshapes With Hybrid Cloud and AI to Help Meet Shifting Consumer Shopping and Sustainability Preferences

January 13, 2022

• Medal of Honor Recipient Supports Local Veteran's Business

• H.G. Reynolds Builds Communities

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