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October 26, 2023

• The States with the Fastest-Growing Job Markets

• Lt. Governor Burt Jones Announces Legislative Priority to Increase School Safety

• Georgia Construction Workers Earn the 8th Least in the U.S.

• Coffee Brews Big Benefits for U.S. Economy

• 1 in 5 Digital Trust Executives Lack Confidence in their Organizations' Programs to Protect Data

• US SMBs Urge for Cybersecurity Education as Cyber Threats Hit an All-Time High

• 58% of Americans Say They'd Consider Post-retirement Employment to Seek Personal Fulfillment: New Empower Research

• Coastal Heritage Society Hosts Special Viewing Of Rocky Horror Picture Show

• Survey: 70% of Americans Plan to Shop for Themselves During Holiday Sale

October 25, 2023

• Enmarket Raises $142K in September Campaign for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

• Xcel Strategies to Host Annual South Georgia Summit

• Mountainfilm on Tour Savannah to Honor Veterans

• Thousands Gather at the 24th Annual Great Ogeechee Seafood

• Garden City Hosting Hiring Event

• Actor Kevin Bacon Attends SCAD Film Festival

• Woodville-Tompkins Welding Teacher Receives Construction Ready Teacher Impact Award

• The South Georgia State Fair Opens Thursday

• Georgia Expanding EV Charging Station Network

• Coca-Cola Reports Strong Earnings on Recent Price Hikes

• Third Meeting of the 2023 Senate Study Committee on Foster Care and Adoption to be Held in Columbus

• Feds to Supply Federal Facilities in Three Southern States with 100% Carbon Pollution-Free Electricity

• Trulieve Announces Progress on First Ever Pharmacy Sales of Low-THC Oil in Georgia

• 3.7% Of Georgia Homebuyers Are Under 25

• Here are the Companies Discussing AI the Most

• Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Continues to Fall in September

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