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May 02, 2023

• Middle GA Regional Commission Wins Hermes Gold

• May is Macon Bike Walk Month

• Mercer to Confer Degrees to More Than 2,300 Graduates in May

• Centerville Food Truck Friday May 5th

• Gov. Kemp Announces First Round of This Year's Special Tax Refund

• Delta's Ed Bastian Named Chief Executive Magazine’s 2023 CEO of the Year

• Georgia Chamber: Minority Supplier Roles in Georgia’s Economy

• Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Open in Georgia

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Fall

• Hot Functional Testing Completed for Vogtle Unit 4

• Singer from Georgia Captivates ‘American Idol’ in Top 12 Show

• Survey: 76% of Small Businesses Feel Well-Equipped to Survive a Recession

• Study: People's Personal Data is Worth $1,000 on the Dark Web

• Study Exposes Alarming Cybersecurity Threats and Staggering Costs Tied to Nonfederated Applications

May 01, 2023

• Macon Volunteer Clinic Announces its Healthcare Heroes

• Special Education Students Offered Internships Through Project SEARCH

• Office of Small Business Affairs to co-host Women’s Pitch Contest and Entrepreneur Networking Event

• Dublin is the Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow that is the Georgia Ports Authority

• UGA’s PROPEL Program to Help Guide Pulaski’s Economic Development Strategy

• Southern Company Gas Announces 2022 Sustainability Report

• Growing Big: Savannah Transload Facility

• Atlanta-based Black Business Owner Named Small Business Person of the Year for Georgia

• Norfolk Southern and SMART-TD Reach Comprehensive Tentative Agreement

• Southern Sticks with in-service Dates for Georgia Vogtle Reactors

• 10 Important Ransomware Stats and What They Mean for Municipalities

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