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July 15, 2022

• Family Promise of the Coastal Empire Executive Director Katrina Bostick Featured in Essence Magazine

• Hubert Middle FCCLA Participates at National Conference

• Sips at the Station Announces the Line-up of Nonprofit Partners

• Anduril Industries to Invest $60 Million, Create 180 New Jobs in Fulton County

• Register for These Upcoming Georgia SBA Small Biz Training Events

• InsiderAdvantage: Georgia Delegation Works to Bring Funding to State’s Aviation Industry

• Georgia Historical Society Provides Training to K-12 Educators for Teaching Challenging Histories

• DCA OneGeorgia Rural Innovation Fund FY23 Applications Announced

• State Bass Record Tied by Crisp County Angler

• Nearly Half of Americans Do Not Have Access to Retirement Plans at Work

• It's Still A Candidate's World: Majority Of Employees Will Job Hunt During A Recession

• Quicken Survey Shows Home and Car Purchases Are Being Put on Hold Due to Economic Uncertainty

• BBB Tip: How to Spot a Deepfake and Avoid Scams

July 14, 2022

• Management Consulting Company Thrivence Launches as Part of Barge Design Solutions

• Longtime Family Promise Executive Director Katrina Bostick Featured in Essence Magazine

• Georgia Tech-Savannah to Celebrate Safe + Sound Week with Free Hybrid OSHA Training Courses

• County OKs DUI Court Grant

• CinemaSavannah Presents Latest Collaboration Between Antonio Banderas, Penelope Cruz on Friday

• This Is The Most Famous Movie Filmed In Georgia

• Georgia U.S. House Delegation Introduce Bill To Name Atlanta Regional VA Office After Former Senator Isakson

• Georgia Has the 9th Lowest Union Participation Rate in the U.S.

• AT&T Names New Vice President and General Manager for the Southeast States

• UGA Alumni Association Unveils 2022 Class of 40 Under 40

• NAMI Georgia Announces 40th Anniversary Gala & NAMI Walks Kick-off

• Americans Reveal Fresh Thoughts on Electric Vehicles

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