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February 05, 2019

• TaxSlayer and MundoHispanico.com Announce Launch of TaxSlayer Latino, A Spanish-language Solution for Tax Filers

• Queensborough Joins CSRA HOME CONNECTIONS Program

• Proposed Deal Would Delay Plant Vogtle Report

• UGA's Economic Impact Reaches $6.3B

• Charlie Harper: Georgia’s Television Taxes Need Updating

• Kia to Tap Savannah for Telluride Components, Brunswick for Export

• Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber Kicks Off Search For President/CEO

• January Gas Prices were Lowest in Three Years

• Aflac Names Bradley L. Knox as SVP and Counsel, Federal Relations

• The UPS Store Ranks In Top Five Of Entrepreneur Franchise 500 For Third Year

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined in January

• Cox Automotive Forecast: U.S. Auto Sales to Start Year with Slight Volume Increase

February 04, 2019

• Largest Class to Date for Augusta Metro Chamber Small Business Marketing Academy

• Cookies Delivered for Augusta-area Girl Scouts

• GreenJackets to Host Three Job Fairs For 2019 Season

• GDOL and Lowe’s Hold Job Fair Today

• Gov. Kemp Announces New Appointments to GBI, GOHS, GNPEC

• Georgia Woman’s Love of Chocolate Leads to Bonbon Business

• Severe Weather Preparedness Week is February 4th-8th

• Senators Perdue & King Lead Bipartisan Effort For Timely DoD Audit

• 2019: Continue a Course of Bold Policies

• The U.S. and Russia Are Sleepwalking Toward Nuclear Disaster

• Alzheimer's Association, Georgia Chapter to Meet with Legislators at the Georgia State Capitol February 5th

• Record Number of U.S. Employers Plan to Upskill their Workforce as Automation Creates New Jobs

• Strong Employment Growth Raises the Likelihood of Yet Another Fed Policy U-turn

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