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September 20, 2019

• Items From The Georgia Music Hall Of Fame Now Deep Underground In Athens

• Georgia Water Coalition Releases 'Clean 13' Report Lauding Businesses and Organizations Who Promote Clean Water

• Georgia Research Alliance Gets Kemp's Backing, Still Has to Cut Spending

• AT&T: This Pledge Day, Speak Up Against Distracted Driving

• Existing-Home Sales Increase 1.3% in August

• Former Agriculture Secretaries Announce Support for USMCA

September 19, 2019

• Embracing Rural America: UWG Professor Brings the Smithsonian to Georgia

• ​Georgia’s Graduation Rate Continues to Rise

• Georgia Power Nationally Recognized for Excellence in Employee Health and Well-being Initiatives

• Georgia Chamber Presents U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson With Business Champion Award

• Governor Kemp Names Seventeen Appointments to State Boards

• US Chamber CEO Tom Donahue: How Diversity Unlocks Business Potential

• Habitat for Humanity Receives Grant from Travelers Foundation to Support Construction of Affordable Homes across the United States

• Kohl’s Hiring 90,000 Seasonal Associates for the Holidays

• Optimism Still Springs This Fall for Small and Mid-Size Business Owners

September 18, 2019

• Cornbread Cook-off Set for Friday

• Robert L. Brown, Jr. and Robert S. Jepson, Jr. Named 2020 Georgia Trustees

• Gov. Kemp Welcomes Applications for U.S. Senate

• Tyson Foods Expands, Creates 100 Jobs in Mitchell Co.

• Delta Invests $2M for Study of Potential Facility to Produce Biofuel from Forest Floor Debris

• 98-Year-Old Middle Georgia Veteran Airman Receives Prisoner of War Medal

• The UPS Foundation Commits $1M and Activates Disaster Relief Network to Support Immediate Needs And Long-Term Recovery From Hurricane Dorian

• Secretary Raffensperger: Second "She Leads" Program to Take Place in Tifton on September 20th

• Buoyed by the Largest Projected Bonuses in Four Decades, Employees Should See Pay Climb in 2020 According to Aon

• Deloitte: Holiday Retail Sales Expected to Jump Between 4.5-5%

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