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January 28, 2021

• Macon-Bibb County Hosts Neighborhood Cleanup

• FVSU Joins JED Campus to Support Student Mental Health

• A Beloved Milledgeville Pastor Needs a New Heart. His Community Stepped Up

• Dodge County Hospital Receives $100,000 Donation from Morris Bank

• Flint Energies Plans April 1st Rate Changes, No Residential Rate Change

• Georgia Department of Education Provides Funding for GNETS, School Districts

• ECG’s Grant Cagle Named Manager, Industrial Project Management

• Georgia Is the 17th Most Prepared State to Work From Home

• Secretary of State's Office Invites Georgians to Free Financial Education Webinar

• Georgia Legislator: Ban Private, For-profit State Prisons

• CEO of Latin American Association Santiago Marquez on DACA

• Charlie Harper: For The Love Of Country, Love

• New GA Chief: Firefighter Retention a Priority

• 2021’s Best & Worst Metro Areas for STEM Professionals

• Only 49% of Small Businesses Invest in SEO; 18% Say Never Will, Indicating a Missed Opportunity to Gain New Customers

• More Than Half of US Companies Are Under Financial or Operational Stress and 14% Are in Distress as Pandemic's Economic Impact Deepens

January 27, 2021

• QuikTrip Coming to West Macon Marks Third Planned for Middle Georgia

• Navicent Health Foundation Awards Grant to Bibb School House Nurse Program

• Macon Middle Georgia Black Pages Announces Plans for 2021-2022 Edition

• Wesleyan’s Nursing Program Ranks among Top in Georgia

• United Way Celebrates Parents as Teachers Graduation

• Georgia-Based Health Care Staffing Company Working To Meet Demands Amid Pandemic

• Atlanta United and the Atlanta Falcons to Retire No. 44 for 2021 Season in Honor of Hank Aaron

• Attorney General Carr Applauds Lake Lanier Storage Agreement

• Georgia Departments of Education, Public Health Join with Superintendents to Discuss Vaccine Distribution for Teachers, School Staff

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