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October 23, 2023

• Park Place Outreach Invites Public to Participate in National Runaway Prevention Month Events

• Rivian Shares Progress on Future Georgia Facility at Atlanta Space Grand Opening

• Lawsuit Challenging Redrawing of Georgia’s Congressional Districts Moving Forward

• Secretary Raffensperger Leads Georgia’s Youth Financial Literacy Efforts

• Sterigenics Settles 79 Claims Over Ethylene Oxide in Georgia, will Pay Out $35 Million

• Gasoline Taxes Mask Net State Tax Revenue Decline Again

• Georgia Power Announces Third Coal Ash Reuse Plan

• 'It's Nothing Short of a Miracle' PCOM Georgia Pharmacist Advocates for Annual Mammograms

• Cities Connect: Broadband Permitting: Best Practices and More

• Unemployment Rate Changes by State – WalletHub Study

• Despite Record Shareholder Proposals in the 2023 Proxy Season, Companies Should Brace for Even More in 2024

• The Economy Tops the List of Trucking Industry Issues

October 20, 2023

• ‘They Have Already Served their Time:’ 1st Reintegration Conference held at Savannah Civic Center

• CURE Childhood Cancer to Hold Football-themed Homecoming Fundraiser

• Optim Pain Management Expands Services to Rincon

• Georgia DOT Host a Virtual Public Information Open House for Roundabout Project in Statesboro

• Early Voting in Beaufort County Starts Monday

• Dental Claim Support Welcomes Jon Kromenhoek as New Vice President of Business Development: OMS Services

• M.E. Sack Engineering and the City of Flemington Announce Secured GDOT Funding for Road Improvement Projects

• The Savannah Jaycees Host Annual Trunk or Treat Event

• Georgia Selected for $250 Million Grant for Grid Resiliency and Clean Energy Projects

• GaDOE Dedicates $200,000 to Expand Fine Arts Education in Rural Schools

• Delta Expands SkyMiles Options after Outrage Over Rewards Cuts

• Senator Jason Anavitarte Proposes the “Second Amendment Tax Holiday Act”

• Georgia is the Fourth Savviest State about Cybersecurity

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