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September 27, 2019

• Report: People Who Bought Homes in 2012 Have Earned a Total of $203B in Equity

• New Vehicle Sales Expected to Lift Slightly in the Third Quarter, Edmunds Forecasts

• Study: 1 in 6 Seniors Are Working Well Past the Age of 65

September 26, 2019

• Playing the Game Without a Coach: BB&T Lecture Features Raymond, CEO and Author

• Fun Spot Raises $9,000 for Fayette County Education Foundation

• Where the Jobs are: Top 5 Industries in Georgia with Lots of Openings

• Kemp, Duncan, Ralston, Melton Announce Georgia Behavioral Health Reform & Innovation Commission Members

• Georgia State Study: Tuition Guarantee Plans Can Improve College Access and Persistence

• Senators Perdue, Jones Introduce Bipartisan School Safety Bill

• Aflac Shares 2018 Corporate Social Responsibility Report

• Companies Shifting More Permanent Jobs to Gig Workers, According to Survey

• Small Business Starts Strong, but Employment Lags

September 25, 2019

• Rep. Lynn Smith Attends House Rural Development Council Meetings in Moultrie

• Report: Georgia Second in Growth of Women-Owned Businesses

• Port of Savannah Achieves 16.5% Growth in Container Volumes

• Georgia Public-School Students Again Beat National Average on SAT

• Senator David Perdue: Better School Design Can Help Keep Kids Safer

• Southern Timber Supply Analysis Website Unveiled

• Paychex Survey: Business Owner Optimism is Trending Up, Tariffs Impacting Some

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Fell 3.2% in August

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Declined Nine Points in September

September 24, 2019

• Ferst Foundation Prepares for 12th Annual Bike Ride

• Talkin’ TSPLOST

• Georgia Senators Consider Statewide E-Scooter Rules

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Moving to the Next Level

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