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September 13, 2021

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Universal Recognition, A License to Work

• Study: States Experiencing the Fastest Unemployment Claims Recovery

• Forecaster Says Virus Variant Will Delay but Not Diminish U.S. Economic Growth Prospects

• IT Employment Growth Slows To A Trickle; Engineering Employment Surges

September 10, 2021

• Augusta & Co. Hosting 100 Things to Do in Augusta, Georgia Before You Die Book Signing with Local Author Tom Mack

• SRS Makes Key Progress on Nuclear Legacy Groundwater Cleanup

• Owner of Local Gary’s Hamburgers Chain Will Close Wheeler Road Location

• Evans On Ice 2021-2022 Season

• UPS Reimagines Approach to Holidays, Aims to Hire Over 100,000 Essential Seasonal Workers

• Study: Cameras, Not Meetings, Cause Zoom Fatigue

• Georgia Historical Society Announces the Focus of Study and Calendar of Events for 2022 Georgia History Festival

• AT&T Boosts Mobile Internet Coverage at Sanford Stadium Ahead of 2021 University of Georgia Football Schedule

• Charlie Harper: The Two Decades Since 9/11 Marks A Career For Many In Military

• Georgia's Department of Human Services Partners With GreenCourt

• Study Reveals Georgia has 6th Most Residents Behind on Mortgage Payments

• Study: 24% of Americans Plan on Spending More on the Cell Phone Due to COVID-19

• Consumer Confidence Fell in August to Lowest Level since February

September 09, 2021

• C&C AUTOMOTIVE Expands into Columbia, SC Market

• Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Technology Night Announced

• Augusta ArtsCity Festival – A Mini-Arts in the Heart

• Georgia Airports Facing Significant Funding Deficit

• Kia Again Halted Georgia Vehicle Production, Blaming Chip Shortage

• NANTRenewables to Build New Bioplastics Manufacturing Plant at SeaPoint Industrial Terminal Complex in Savannah

• Southern Company & Partners Award Grants to Advance Longleaf Pine Forests

• Delta’s Pre-Flight Testing Significantly Decreases Rate of Active COVID-19 Infections on Board

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