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December 06, 2021

• Engaging Our Youth to Improve Georgia’s Civic Health

• David H. Estes Sworn in as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia

• Building Diverse, Equal and Inclusive Communities in Georgia’s Cities

• Regions Bank Closes on its Acquisition of Sabal Capital Partners

• GMA Executive Director: A Time to Lead with Civility

• UGA CAES: Avoid Potential Holiday Shortages by Shopping Early, Local

• Weaker Job Growth and Growing Uncertainty Around Potential Surge of COVID-19

• Shoppers Are More Budget-Conscious - and Anxious - This Holiday Season, TD Survey Finds

• Second-Home Demand Rose 70% From Pre-Pandemic Levels in October

December 03, 2021

• Staley Bell Named CEO of the Cochran Bleckley Chamber

• Robotics Roadshow Plans for Future, Faster Work Environment

• Houston Healthcare Facilities Earn Breast Imaging Center of Excellence Designation

• Events Happening in Macon: December 3rd - 12th

• Blue Bird Corporation Announces Amendment of Credit Facility

• 461st ACNS Equips JSTARS to Support DoD Warfighting Mission

• Technical College System of Georgia Announces Three New College and Career Academies

• Secretary Raffensperger Announces She Leads Webinar, "The Pandemic Pivot: Surviving and Thriving"

• UGA’s Georgia Economic Outlook Returns to In-person Events, Delivering Business Intelligence for the New Year

• Habitat for Humanity's Corporate Partners Announce Gifting Opportunities that Support Affordable Housing

• Georgia Wildlife Viewing Grants Program

• Charlie Harper: On Lewis Grizzard, Public Opinion, And College Football

• AG Carr: Prosecution Division Brings Charges in Cyber Fraud Task Force Case

• 1% of Successful Small Businesses Start as Side Hustles, Study Finds

• 83% of Critical Infrastructure Organizations Suffered Breaches, 2021 Cybersecurity Research Reveals

• Amazon Investing in 274 Renewable Energy Projects Globally, Adds 18 New Projects in Europe and U.S.

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