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November 14, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Dropped 6 Cents

• Green Mutual Fund Files Shareholder Proposals Opposing Mine Near Okefenokee

• AGCO Continues Technology Transformation to Become an Industry Leader in Smart Farming Solutions

• Hyundai Announces Higher Wage Structure for Production Team Members in Alabama and Georgia

• CAES Reports Second Record-setting Year of State Economic Impact

• Georgia has the Second Highest Amount of Student Debt Per Borrower

• Which US States are Working the Longest Hours? New Study Finds Out

• Bright MLS October Housing Report: It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like Last Year

November 13, 2023

• Wesleyan College Receives $2.45 Million in Capital Planning Grants

• Macon-Bibb Commissioners Approve $1M for Jail Improvements

• Cirrus Academy Holds Second Annual 'Soup for the Soul' event in Macon

• Former Employee Remembers History of Green building at Central State Hospital

• Entrepreneurs Thrive Here: Macon Black Tech Celebrates Global Entrepreneurship Week in Macon-Bibb

• 'Help Our Veterans': Dublin Golf Course Hosts PGA HOPE Program to Support Veterans

• Traton Homes Announces Avenbrook Now Selling

• Georgia Film Industry Excited Over End of Hollywood Strikes

• Fed’s Bostic Says More Time Needed to Ease Inflation to Goal

• Home Depot Foundation Surpasses $500M Invested in Veteran Causes

• Bonds Closed on Rivian EV Plant

• Georgia has 13th Highest Mortgage Delinquency Rate in U.S.

• Charlie Harper: Giving Thanks For Our Veterans

• Black Georgia Entrepreneurs Win Prizes in Pharell-backed Competition

• These are the States Where Quit Rates are Falling the Fastest

• EY Future Consumer Index: US Consumers are Looking to Get More for Less this Festive Shopping Season

• Data Reveals New Insights on Online Higher Education Post-Pandemic

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