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February 04, 2021

• Charlie Harper: When Wall Street Becomes A Casino

• State School Superintendent Richard Woods on Governor Kemp’s Teacher Pipeline Package

• Americans Plan to Take an Additional Week of Vacation This Year, Expedia Reports

• New Vehicle Sales up 5 Percent in 4Q20, According to BBVA Research Auto Sales Chartbook

• 51% of Americans Will Set a 2021 Money Resolution, and Getting Rid of Debt Tops the List

February 03, 2021

• Augusta Regional Airport Announces Reinstatement of Washington D.C. Service through American Airlines

• TheClubhou.se in Augusta Partners with Georgia for Pilot Program

• Family-fun Spots Have Adapted for COVID-19 - Here's How.

• Local Community Shows Support of Auto Skills Columbia County Competition

• Southern Company Gets High Marks for Environmental Transparency

• Georgia Film Industry Bouncing Back Following Pandemic-Induced Hiatus

• Delta Celebrates Black History Month, Brings Hit New Entertainment Onboard

• Dates Changed for GEA 2021 Virtual Leadership Series

• UPS Releases 4Q 2020 Earnings

• Georgia DOT Accountability and Investment Report Available Online

• Southeastern Grocers Celebrates Black History Month with Community Donation Program

• Half of Americans Will Bet on Super Bowl, Led by Millennials & Gen Z

February 02, 2021

• Augusta Celebrates Black History Month

• Georgia Power Renews Support of Talented, Diverse Students’ Dreams of Becoming Future Leaders

• Augusta Cybersecurity Firm Acquires Cyber Education Company

• ForcesUnited Names Hollis Bush Senior Director of Programs and Services

• Youth Leadership Columbia County Applications Available for Class of 2022

• theClubhou.se - Virtual Events for February

• COVID-19 Variant Cases Increase in Georgia

• 97 Georgia Publix Pharmacies to Offer Doses of the COVID‑19 Vaccine

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