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October 16, 2024

• USDA Assists Georgia Residents Impacted by Hurricane Helene

• Judge Rules Local Election Officials Must Certify Results

• Georgia Bikes is Now Go Georgia

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues Downward Trend

• 2024 Georgia Farm Bureau Farm Dog announced at Sunbelt Expo

• Postal Service Ready to Deliver for 2024 Holiday Season

• BofA Study: Nearly 80% of U.S. Business Owners Anticipate Revenue Growth in the Coming Year

• Confidence Levels in Cash and Liquidity Management are Down 9.5% Since 2020

October 15, 2024

• Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority Hosts Fall Community Partner Bus Tour to Showcase Macon-Bibb’s Growing Industries

• Warner Robins Rallies to Aid Asheville After Helene. Here's How

• Gordon State College, Community Rally for Storm Relief

• City of Dublin Removing and Collecting Debris Left Behind by Hurricane Helene

• Warner Robins Council Leaders Looking to Double Their Salaries

• Georgia National Fair Boasts 'Record-Breaking Attendance' for 35th Annual Fair

• AGC Georgia Announces 2024 Skills Challenge Series Dates

• SBA Adds More Counties to Georgia Disaster Declaration

• The Home Depot Foundation Commits $3 Million to Hurricane Relief Efforts

• The Georgia Fast Food Chain That Actually Has Its Own Museum

• These 2 Amendments And This Question Will Be On All GA Ballots - Here's What You'll Be Voting On

• Federal Judge Rules False Claims Act Whistleblower Provision Unconstitutional

• Red Cross is on The Ground, Alongside OIur Partners, Across Five States After Back-to-Back Hurricanes

• At Large US Companies, Female CEOs Earn More Than Male CEOs

• New Report Highlights Opportunities for Restaurants As Business Travel Accelerates

• One-Third of Investors Expect Recession Within 12 Months if Their Preferred Candidates Lose the Election

• Not Surprisingly the Economy Once Again Identified as Trucking's Top Concern

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