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January 05, 2022

• Year in Review: These Were the Biggest Sports Stories of 2021 in Georgia

• Georgia Receives Oral Antiviral COVID-19 Treatments Available at Select Retailers

• State Board of Education Selects New Chair & Vice Chair, Governor Appoints New 2nd District Representative

• Summit Healthcare REIT, Inc. Acquires Eight Skilled Nursing Facilities in Georgia

• 2022 Forecast: Financial Well-Being Benefits Will Be More Important Than Ever

• The Home Depot Expands Everyday Military Discount Benefit for All Veterans

• Georgia Sees 34.0% Climb in Camping Reservations Since 2015

• The Pandemic has Permanently Altered the Consumer-Restaurant Relationship, Survey Finds

• Average New and Used Vehicle Monthly Payments Expected to Shatter Records in Q4

• Six Cybersecurity Trends to Be Aware of in 2022

January 04, 2022

• The Kennickell Group Purchases KM-1e High Speed Inkjet Press

• Thompson and Thompson Announces New General Manager

• Cushman & Wakefield Arranges $395.5M Southeast Industrial Sale in Atlanta and Savannah

• Colony Bankcorp Launches Merchant Services Division Adds Industry Veterans Steve Raines and Tami Tetro

• World Trade Centers Association Foundation Announces Third Annual Peace Through Trade Student Competition

• YMCA of Coastal Georgia Hosts Critz Tybee Run Fest 2022

• Georgia Saw 10th Largest Home Price Increases in 2021

• Sheridan Construction Celebrates 75 Years of Premier Construction

• Georgia to get $5.3 Million in Emergency Relief Funds for Road, Bridge Repairs

• The F-35: Built by Georgians and Powering the Economy

• States Whose Unemployment Rates Are Bouncing Back Quickest – WalletHub Study

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Slowly Decline in the New Year

• Blood Donors can Get Free Coffee at Dunkin’ Locations in Georgia this Month

• M.E. Sack Engineering Reflects on 2021

• New Survey Shows Retail Small Businesses Struggling to Stay Optimistic in the Face of Significant Supply Chain Challenges

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