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February 02, 2021

• Kia Motors Passes On Super Bowl Commercial To "Accelerate The Good" For America's Youth

• Governor Brian Kemp: Championing Georgia’s Foster Children Through Common-Sense Reforms

• GMA Works for Georgia Cities

• Businesses continue to Struggle to Find Qualified Talent Despite Millions of Individuals Looking to Re-enter the Workforce

• Study: Fewer than a Third of Millennial Parents Have a Will

• Homebuyers Undeterred by Declining Listings--Pending Sales up 32%, New Listings Down 10%

February 01, 2021

• ‘What Is Conflict Costing Your Organization?’ with Brownstone Mediation Services at Chamber’s Third Thursday Business Builder

• Central Savannah River’s Rate Increases in December

• Richmond County School System hosts Virtual Winter Career Fair 2021

• Golden Blocks Public Art Project Phase 2

• Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home Medical Director to Retire

• Georgia DOT Awards $77.4 Million in Construction Contracts in December

• UGA Launches Program to Boost Rural Georgia Research

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation - It’s School Choice Week: Embrace More Education Options

• Reward Excellent Work in Archives Call for GHRAC Awards Nominations

• 2021 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Sets Multiple Milestones

• Jim Ellis Chevrolet Helps Georgia Lottery Winner Source Sold-Out Dream Corvette

• GDOL Encourages Georgians to Watch for Identity Theft

• Georgia Has the 16th Smallest Share of Employment in Construction

• Avoid Tax Penalties with Five W-2 Tips from the American Payroll Association

• BBB Tip: Don’t Share Your COVID-19 Vaccine Card on Social Media

• Half of Americans Need a Third Stimulus Check Within Next 3 Months, Finds January SimplyWise Index

January 29, 2021

• Augusta Adds Jobs in December

• 2021 Summer Internship Program- Students & Businesses Needed!

• MAU to Hold Drive-through Hiring Event for Several Augusta Employers

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