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October 12, 2021

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Up 8 Cents

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Decreased in September

• New Survey Finds Educating Employees on Health Benefits Biggest Challenge for Nearly Half of American Employers

• New Vehicle Sales Expected to Drop in the Third Quarter, According to Edmunds

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pension Funded Ratio Holds Steady at 97.3% in September

October 11, 2021

• Planning Now for Next Year’s Taxes with Cherry Bekaert at Third Thursday Business Builder

• Plans Move Forward to Build a Shopping Center Near the West Lake Neighborhood

• Augusta Tech State of the College Address

• Georgia September Net Tax Revenues Up 30.3%

• Delta's Exclusive Partnership with TSA Streamlines Check-in, Security in Atlanta

• Journalism Students to Play Integral Role in Saving Community Newspaper

• The Emory University Lab Behind What Could Be a Gamechanging COVID-19 Pill

• 2021 GMA Annual Convention: Communities Recognized as Cities of Ethics

• Georgia Department of Education Launches ESSER Funding Transparency Dashboard

• Gov. Kemp Urges Federal Delegation to Support Georgia Jobs and Oppose Budget Reconciliation Provision

• Survey: 80% of SMBs Feel More Secure, Despite Influx of Cyberattacks

• Most Employers Plan to Offer Hybrid Work After the COVID-19 Pandemic

October 08, 2021

• New North Augusta Restaurant Brings Vegan Food to CSRA

• Augusta University Doctor Works with Hispanic community to Get Immunized

• UGA Study: Do ‘Dear CEO’ Letters Make a Difference?

• Gov. Kemp Visits Texas for Update from Georgia Guard, Joins Governors to Unveil Plan to Secure Our Nation's Border

• Feedback Needed on GDOT's Policy for Consultation Process with Local Officials in Non-Metro Areas

• Charter Schools Prove their Value to Georgia Families

• Georgia Power, Southern Company Employees Raise More than $150,000 for American Heart Association

• Charlie Harper: A Few Words About Educators In Their Communities

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