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September 11, 2020

• Houston County Habitat for Humanity Virtual Lunch with Vince Dooley

• Flint Energies Donates Chromebooks to Rural Schools

• GDOL Scheduled to Release First Round of LWA Payments

• Southern Company Receives 92nd Annual EEI Edison Award

• Georgia Tech Researchers Redesign the Face Mask to Improve Comfort and Protection

• Georgia August Net Tax Revenues Up 7.7%

• University System of Georgia Partners with CampusLogic; Paves Path Toward Student Financial Success at 26 Schools

• Ameris Bank Expands Commercial Banking Across the Southeast

• As Summer Fades Away, Cheaper Gas Prices Here to Stay

• Kemp, Toomey Urge Georgians to Get Tested Following Labor Day Weekend

• Georgia Power Reminds Customers to Be Vigilant, Follow Simple Tips to Avoid Common Scams

• Corporate Pensions Improve by $93B in August, Second-largest Monthly Increase in 20 Years

• Survey: SMBs Increasingly Have to 'Do More with Less' When it Comes to Cybersecurity

September 10, 2020

• United Way Kicks Off 2020-2021 Campaign with Message “Do More than Click Like”

• The Heartbeat of Downtown Macon Still Closed 6 Months Later

• Robins Proud: Gold Star Family Honored during Coping with COVID Forum

• Award-winning Content Producer David Collins Joins the Miner Agency as Digital Content Director

• Bibb County School District Begins Virtual Learning during Pandemic

• Robins Financial Credit Union Provides Scholarship

• Georgia Military College and Augusta University’s College of Education Sign Articulation Agreement

• Surcheros Opens 19th Location on ‘Taco Tuesday’

• Triangle Arts Macon Drive Thru Art Gallery

• Georgia Power Named a Top U.S. Utility for Economic Development

• UPS to Hire Over 100,000 for Holiday Season

• Governor Kemp Names 10 Appointments

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