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March 22, 2016

• Charlie Harper: The Politics of Religious Freedom

• UPS Adds More Than 12,000 Zip Codes to Earliest Delivery Service

• Cinnabon Celebrates Successful Year for Franchise Sales in 2015

• Georgia School of Orthodontics to Provide $100,000 in Complimentary Orthodontic Care to Children and Teens

• Americans Say "Yes" to Spending More on VA, Infrastructure

• U.S. Support for Garland Average for Supreme Court Nominees

• Hedge Funds Flock to Energy Sector in Q4

March 21, 2016

• City to Vote on Change Orders for Capital Project

• Georgia Power Eyes Site Near Columbus for Future Clean Energy Plant

• Governor Deal Appoints 18 to State Boards

• Solar Energy on Cusp of Real Success in Georgia, Panelists say

• Georgia Lags Behind Southeast Neighbors in State-Owned Land

• UGA Law School Organizes Symposium to Address Rural Healthcare Issues

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue Rise

• Equifax: Auto Lending Performance is Stable

• Shane's Rib Shack Focuses on Sustainable Growth; Experiences Highest System-Wide Sales in Company History

• Women in Top Corporate Jobs Drops

• B2Bs: Disconnect Between Customer Strategies and Outcomes

• Turn Five Minutes of Airport Downtime into a Lifesaving Layover

March 18, 2016

• ​WGTC Coweta Campus Names New Director

• Georgia-Pacific Plans Major Expansion in Downtown Atlanta

• The Marketing of Malcolm Mitchell Grows along with his NFL Prospects

• Aflac Launches New Group Hospital Indemnity Product

• SunTrust Wins Greenwich Excellence Award for Investment Ideas and Advice

• Flowers Foods Announces $120M Accelerated Share Repurchase

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