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November 05, 2020

• Is Your Municipality’s IT Support Partnering or Reacting?

• Publix Offers Discount to Veterans on Veterans Day

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Policies and Politics in the Climate Change Dispute

• UPS SCS Digitizes Engagement And Visibility With Customers

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 365,000 Jobs in October

• Survey: Companies 3 Times More Willing to Hire Remote Workers Anywhere in US or World

• Millennials Contributing to The Ongoing Refinance Boom

• Federal Government Invests $3.1B in Rural Electric Infrastructure; Highlights Record Investments in FY 2020

November 04, 2020

• Shots & Headshots Event with Shot by Somi Studios to Raise Funds for United Way

• Richmond Hill-Bryan County Chamber of Commerce Announces Ribbon Cutting Ceremony – The Skin Studio

• First Virtual Meetings Scheduled About Renewable Energy Resolution

• Oliver Maner Partner Andrew M. Wilkes Named to American Board of Trial Advocates

• Early Detection of Lung Cancer Possible with Robotic-Assisted Bronchoscopy

• SCA Announces Discontinuation of Dual-learning Model Beginning Nov. 2nd

• Coastal Middle School Teacher Named WTOC Top Teacher

• SLC of Ogeechee Tech Students Sponsor Statesboro Soup Kitchen

• Georgia Chamber Releases 2020 Legislative Scorecard

• UPS Announces Changes to Board of Directors

• Charlie Harper: GA Keeps Swing State Focus Until January

• GHRAC Awards Sixteen Grants

• Georgia Has the 14th Highest Percentage of Women Employed in the Construction Industry

• PDI Releases 2020 Study Revealing the Impact of COVID-19 on Loyalty Programs and Rewards Currencies

• Small Business Jobs Index Moderates as COVID-19 Cases Rise Throughout the U.S.

• Survey Says: Americans Prefer "MADE IN USA"

• New Report Shows Adults 55+ Adopting Safer Practices to Protect Against Identity Fraud Following the Compromise of Their Information

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