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October 14, 2021

• Southeast Electric Providers Receive Approval from FERC for New Energy Market Platform

• 2021 GMA Annual Convention: GMA’s 2021 Clerk of the Year

• Georgia State Senate Beats House in Livestock Showdown

• Lackluster Job Growth Amid Delta and Labor Shortages

• New Survey Finds Americans’ Priorities, Planning for Retirement are Out of Sync

• Online Purchase Scams Up; BBB Warns Holiday Shopping is at Risk

October 13, 2021

• NewTown Macon’s Tour Of Progress Offers Opportunity To Tour New Hotels And More

• Robins Celebrates Employees with Disabilities Throughout October Awareness Month

• Looking for Something to Do? Here are Some Fall and Halloween Events in Central Georgia

• 'Devastating on our Local Community': Downtown Perry Business Owners Hopeful for Boost From Fair

• Women of Business 2021: Blazing the Way

• Early Voting Begins in Georgia for Mayors and City Councils

• Kevin Curtin to Lead Government Relations for Georgia EMC

• Upcoming SBA Georgia District Events

• Hartsfield-Jackson Releases Five New Real Estate Properties for Bid

• Georgia National Fair Offers Lots of Shopping to Fair Goers

• Ex-GA insurance Commissioner Jim Beck gets 7 Years in Federal Prison

• 3 Ways to Make a Positive Impact in Your Community

• AARP Launches Skill Building Platform to Help Older Workers Compete in Today's Job Market

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 568,000 Jobs in September

October 12, 2021

• The Price is Right Live! is Coming to the Macon Coliseum

• Atrium Health Navicent The Medical Center Earns National Recognition for Efforts to Improve Management of Atrial Fibrillation

• The Cities of Georgia: Planting Seeds and Living Dreams

• ‘Kudos to This Little Girl’: 6-Year-Old Georgian Makes History as State’s Youngest Certified Farmer

• Pandemic Prompts More Americans to Consider Travel Insurance

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