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September 27, 2021

• Events Happening in Macon: September 27th - October 4th

• Warner Robins Mayor Says $2M for Gas Infrastructure will Help Connect Cities

• Colony Bank Promotes Mike Davis to President of Community Banking

• We are Grateful': Gov. Kemp Reflects on significance of Monroe County Bicentennial

• Tubman Museum's 'Painter/Poet' Exhibit Now On Display

• Georgia Restaurants Struggling with Staffing Amid Worker Shortage

• Strike Would Impact Film Industry in Georgia

• Gov. Kemp Swears In Leda Chong to Georgia Ports Authority Board

• Georgia DPH Follows Federal Recommendations For COVID Booster Shots

• The Sky’s the Limit at Georgia 4-H Engineering Challenge

• AG Chris Carr Warns Georgians to Look Out for Imposter Scams

• Survey: The Majority of "Office" Workers Are Accepting New Jobs Due to Location Flexibility and Work-Life Balance

• Americans Save An Average $757 Per Year By Using Credit Card Rewards, According to a Survey Commissioned by Slickdeals

• Kelley Blue Book Reports Vehicle Shoppers Exiting Market as Inventory Shortages Continue to Plague Auto Industry

September 24, 2021

• Warner Robins gets $2M from U.S. Commerce to Improve Natural Gas Infrastructure

• Macon Volunteer Clinic Awarded Four Navicent Health Foundation Grants

• Commerce Department Awards $60 million in NOAA Education Grants to HBCUs to Increase Diversity in STEM Workforce

• Macon Sees a Decrease in the Unemployment Rate in August

• Bibb Sheriff's Office Opens New Outreach Center in Downtown Macon

• Warner Robins Ties Lowest Unemployment Rate in August

• Georgia Broadband Map First in Nation to Show Individual Unserved Locations

• SEARCH - Special Evaluation Assistance for Rural Communities and Households in Georgia Available

• J.D. Power Ranks AT&T #1 in Customer Satisfaction

• Perry Announces COVID-19 Policies in Effect for Georgia National Fair

• Emergency Community Water Assistance Grants

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