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September 18, 2023

• Dr. Amy Fouse from the Houston County School District Wins the Jim Puckett Outstanding Educator Award

• Chick-fil-A to Return to UK in 2025 with First Permanent Location

• U.S. Soccer to Move Headquarters, Build Training Center in Atlanta

• Jimmy And Rosalynn Carter Are 'Coming To The End,' Grandson Says

• Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport Named One of the Best in the World for Its Restaurant Choices

• Adjusted August Tax Revenues Down 4.8%

• Georgia Residents Seek Help with Motor Vehicle Law the Most

• Georgia Tech EDA University Center Funds Redevelopment and Housing Studies for Two Georgia Towns

• AYLO Health Growing the Team-Based Healthcare Model in Georgia

• Corporate Pension Funding Declines in August as Assets Suffer Losses

• Survey: Employers, Employees Finds U.S. Business Productivity is Unexpected Casualty of Inflation

September 15, 2023

• Greater Macon Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Twiggs County Public Schools to Greater Career Works Workforce Development Platform

• Accenture Federal Services Wins $25 Million Award to Help the U.S. Air Force Build a First-of-its-Kind “Digital Depot”

• Fresh Air Bar-B-Que Ranks in the Top 5 of Best BBQ Places of 2023, According to Southern Living Magazine

• Events Happening in Macon: September 15th - September 24th

• River Edge Behavioral Health Teams Up with Silence the Shame to Empower Teens

• Local Artist Dot Brown to Demostrate the making of Artist Books on September 16

• Georgia Department of Public Safety Announces New Leadership

• US Declares Public Health Emergency in Georgia after Hurricane Idalia

• Delta Air Lines Restricting Airport Lounge Access

• Cities Connect: How to Attract the Film and Television Business to Your Community

• JAMES Magazine: U.S. Energy Secretary’s Georgia EV Snag

• Secretary Raffensperger Hosts She Leads Webinar

• These Are the States that Have Sold the Most Homes Per 100,000 People

• UGA Study: Socializing Boosts Mood More than Screentime

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