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January 15, 2016

• AT&T Employees Mentor One Million Hours in Georgia

• Georgia Lottery Players, Students Win Big with $1.5B Powerball Jackpot

• Georgia Lawmakers Eyeing Legal Protections for Spaceport

• Sen. Isakson, Perdue Announce Students Representing Georgia in U.S. Senate Youth Program

• AG Olens Announces Georgia Support Of Lawsuit Defending Religious Liberty From Federal Assault

• Pie Five Pizza is Doubling the Dough in Georgia

• Charlie Harper: Punditry Doesn't Make Policy

• Interest Rates, Economy are Still Concerns in 2016, LOMA Life Insurance Forecast Says

• Manufacturer Replaces Punch Card Time Clock

January 14, 2016

• Macon CVB to Unveil New Brand “Where Soul Lives” at 35th Annual Meeting

• Tennis Center Reopening Celebrated

• FVSU to Host USG Embark Program Conference on Youth Homelessness

• Bibb County Constitutional Officers Announce Statewide Scholarship Opportunity

• GE Headquarters Moving to Boston From Connecticut

• December State Tax Revenues up 3.6%

• Georgia Still a Bankruptcy Leader, Even as Filings Decline

• Vogtle Expansion Project Achieves Major Milestones in 2015

• Publix CEO Announces Retirement Plans

• State of the State: ‘Ocean of Opportunity' Lies Ahead for Georgia

• Job Creators Network Launches Major New Campaign to Bring Small Businesses Back

• Mobile Deposit Scores Home Run with Banks and Credit Unions

• IT Job Growth Decelerates; Engineering Employment Anemic

• The Institute for Healthcare Information Technology Releases Annual IHIT Report

January 13, 2016

• Columbus and Macon Named Knight Cities Challenge Finalists

• Committee for Excellence in Education Sets Organizational Meeting for Jan. 21st

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