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April 15, 2021

• Charlie Harper: Tuition Frozen, But Student Loans Still A Problem

• 2 In 5 GA Small Businesses See Lower February Sales: Facebook​​

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Georgia Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker for Historic Springfield Central High School

• Global Consumer Confidence Hits Record High

• Rents Grow Faster for the First Time in Eight Months

• Monthly Employer Job Posting Data Shows Demand for Tech Talent Spanning All 50 States, CompTIA Analysis Finds

April 14, 2021

• 'You Can Only Work so Many Hours a Week': Central Georgia Restaurants Struggling with Staffing as More People Eat Out

• CGTC to Host Dual Enrollment Parent Nights for Aircraft Structural April 14th & Engineering Technology April 29th

• Atrium Health Navicent Provides COVID-19 Vaccines to Brookdale Warming Center Residents

• MGA Recognizes Students For Academic Achievements

• UWCG Announces Dr. Shelton Land Promoted to Vice President Education

• Board of Regents Approves No Tuition Increase for 2021-2022 Academic Year

• Governor Announces 2021 Governor’s Honors Program Scholars

• UGA Webinar to Provide Information About Federal Funding for Restaurants and Bars Hurt by Pandemic

• Georgia Gas Prices See No Change at the Pump

• Habitat for Humanity’s Home is the Key Campaign Celebrates the Moments that Make a House a Home

• New Study Reveals That Stress Causes People's Minds to Wander Close to 60% of the Workday

• Redfin Reports Homes Sell At Fastest Pace on Record

• Coinstar Survey Shows Consumers are Developing Good Budgeting and Saving Habits During COVID-19

April 13, 2021

• Perry Dogwood Festival Considers Rescheduling After Cancelling for Second Year in a Row

• New Italian Restaurant to Open in Downtown Macon

• Griffith Family Foundation Grants Funds to 5 Bibb Schools

• CGTC Foundation’s Tonya McClure Named President of Georgia Educators Advancement Council

• March State Net Tax Revenues Up 3.7 Percent

• Ingersoll Rand to Sell Club Car to Platinum Equity

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