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January 29, 2019

• Live Oak Libraries Launch High-Speed Internet January 30th

• Nicki Johnson Joins Cora Bett Thomas Realty

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Budget Again Prioritizes Education

• Maj. Gen. Tom Carden Sworn in as Georgia’s 43rd Adjutant General

• Predicting Pandemics: It’s Not Easy, but Researchers Are Trying

• Georgia Gas Prices Level-Out, After Rising 7 Cents

• Ag Chris Carr Recognizes Tax Identity Theft Awareness Week

• Georgia Urology’s Dr. Andrew Kirsch Named President-Elect of the American Academy of Pediatrics Section of Urology

• Georgia Department of Education Offers Support to Districts in Hurricane Michael Aftermath

• The UPS Store Announces $100,000 Book Giveaway Contest Winners

• Insurance Study Reveals the Challenges and Opportunities Small Commercial Carriers Face

• Venezuelans Face Humanitarian Crisis Amid Political One

January 28, 2019

• Green Bike Lane Might be Good Sign for Future

• Savannah’s Olde Pink House Announces Reopening Plan

• Hargray Acquires New Colocation Facilities To Support Local Business

• Creative Approach Savannah Makes Donation to Hospice Savannah

• Mark Silvers Awarded Web.com Exemption into Web.com Tour’s Savannah Golf Championship

• Ameris Bancorp Announces 2018 Financial Results

• United Way Announces Federal Employee Emergency Fund

• Georgia Hospice Care Announces New Website Designed by Speros

• St. Peter's to Raise Thousands for Family Promise, HUGS in February

• Georgia DOT Releases the 2019-2020 State Map

• What to Do in Atlanta before Super Bowl LIII

• Advanced Technology Development Center Seeks Applicants for Spring 2019 ATDC Venture Showcase to West Coast

• UGA's Grady College Unveils Virtual Reality Lab

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