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July 11, 2023

• Investors Management Company, Creekside Apartments, & Milledgeville-Baldwin County Chamber of Commerce to Host Ribbon Cutting Event

• Gov. Kemp Announces Appointment to Dublin Judicial Circuit

• Georgia Council for the Arts to Distribute $3.5 Million in Competitive State Grants

• One of the Largest Ports in the Country Sits in Georgia. Here is a Look Inside

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Up 6 Cents

• Reconstruction of Georgia's Beloved Peanut Monument Complete

• Secretary Raffensperger Applauds Georgia’s Top Ranking as The Early Voting State

• Georgia Has the 13th Lowest Concentration of Electricians

• USAble Mutual Launches Innovative Health Coverage Option for Georgia Consumers

• Study: Best Small Cities to Start a Business

• 2023’s Geekiest Cities in America

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Decreased in June

July 10, 2023

• New YKK AP Manufacturing Facility Promises Job Growth in Middle Georgia

• New Atrium Health Navicent Robot Increases Capacity for Minimally-invasive Surgeries

• Here are Some Ways you can Donate Blood this Summer, other Central Georgians are Already Donating

• 78th CEG: ‘Cog’ in Sustainment Mission

• Ocmulgee Mounds National Park Seeks Volunteers for Exploration after Land Donation

• New Georgia Law Requires Employees Get Time Off to Early Vote

• Georgia DOT Updates on 20 Awarded Projects in May

• SBA Georgia Upcoming Events and Training

• Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Mark 77th Wedding Anniversary at Home in Plains

• Georgia Restaurant Featured on Hit Guy Fieri Food Network Show

• New State Law Changes Insurance Coverage Required for Rideshare Services

• Georgia Charter Schools Improve Student Academic Growth

• Charlie Harper: Summer Certaintie - Hot Weather and Property Tax Increases

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