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February 05, 2020

• Georgia Power to Issue Credit on February Bills

• Hala Moddelmog Stepping Down After Guiding Six-Year Transformation at the Metro Atlanta Chamber

• Here's Why Delta and American Express Are Issuing Metal Credit Cards

• Gov. Kemp Seeks to Reduce High-Stakes K-12 Testing

• Attorney General Carr and Georgia Department of Revenue Recognize Tax Identity Theft Awareness Week

• Stephen Denton Appointed Ware2Go Chief Executive Officer

• US Hiring of College Grads Now at Record Pace - Best Entry Level Job Market of All Time

• Weekly Earnings Growth Continues to Increase as Jobs Growth Holds Steady

February 04, 2020

• Columbia County Chamber To Host 15th Annual Banquet

• Four Agents Share Top 5 Awards

• Brandon Wilde’s Management Company Ranked #1 In J.D. Power Study

• Historian Mourns Loss of One of Augusta’s First Black Funeral Homes

• Georgia Power Encourages Action during Severe Weather Awareness Week

• A Rundown of Georgia Lawmakers’ Guests to the 2020 State of the Union

• EPA Awards Georgia $1,102,000 in Funding to Test for Lead in School Drinking Water

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Income Tax Cut Still On The Table

• Piedmont Healthcare and OrthoAtlanta Come Together to Expand Orthopedic Care in the State of Georgia

• Commissioner King Names Mark Revenew Deputy Commissioner for Safety Fire

• New Car Sales Expected to Hit Lowest Point since 2014, according to BBVA Research Auto Sales Chartbook

• Paychex Survey Reveals Most Important Issues for Business Owners This Election Year

February 03, 2020

• Applications Now Open for the 2020 Georgia Innovative Economic Development Internship Program

• Interdisciplinary Project to Assess Impact of Rural Incarceration Rates

• East Point Mayor: Choose to Invest in Your City’s Future

• Augusta University Committed to Better Health for Georgia’s Rural Communities

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner King Announces Fourth Quarter Administrative Actions

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