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October 25, 2022

• Funds from 'The Fly Infestation' Concert Donated to Macon Health Clinic

• Georgia Cyber Academy Students Meet in-person at Lane Southern Orchards

• Macon-Bibb County Demolishes 300th Blighted Structure

• The First Milledgeville Chipotle is Now Open

• NewCold To Make Henry County’s Single-largest Investment With State-of-the-Art Distribution Facility

• Poll Finds Most Georgia Voters Favor Casinos

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Declines

• Cities Connect: Cybersecurity Funding for Cities and Diabetes Awareness

• Daddy's Chicken Shack Signs 10-Unit Deal in Georgia

• Georgia Voters Continue Sunday Turnout by Doubling 2018 Record

• States With the Most Self-Employed Workers

• September Market Declines Cause Public Pension Funded Ratio to Drop from 75.0% to 69.3%

• Holiday Season to Feature Fewer Shopping Bags and Suitcases as Consumers Navigate Inflation

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in September

October 24, 2022

• Middle Georgia Regional Runway Expansion Ready for Takeoff

• FVSU Receives Nearly $3 Million to Increase the Number of Minority STEM Graduates

• Downtown Macon hosts the Macon Beer Festival

• Crawford County Board of Education Seeks New Superintendent

• Colony Bankcorp Appoints Audrey Hollingsworth to Board of Directors

• A Houston County School Promotes Reading with Book Vending Machine

• Georgia One of 12 States Awarded Federal Grants for Electric Vehicle Batteries

• The Technical College System of Georgia Signs Master Agreement Enabling its 22 Colleges to License the YuJa Enterprise Video Platform

• SBA Georgia Training Events Oct. 24th-28th

• Gov. Kemp Announces Appointments to Rare Disease Advisory Council

• Georgia Trooper who Starred in 'Smokey and the Bandit' dies

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