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February 19, 2020

• Charlie Harper: Sanctuary Movement Is A Sign Of Stress

• U.S. Economic Resilience on Display as Coronavirus and Manufacturing Concerns Reverberate Through Markets

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Rose 0.1% in January

• Hiscox Study Finds Small Business Owners are Optimistic about the Economy, but Have Taken Steps to Prepare for a Downturn

February 18, 2020

• Coweta Education Board Interviews Superintendent Candidate

• UWG Hosts Second Annual West Georgia High School Ethics Bowl

• Regents Honor Scholars from Each Institution during Academic Recognition Day

• Justice Benham Celebrates Last Day On The Bench

• All-New Gulfstream G700 Makes First Flight

• March 12th - 13th CEFGA CareerExpo Connects 6,000 Georgia Students with Careers in Construction

• Technology Association of Georgia Unveils Top 10 Innovative Technology Companies in Georgia

• Georgia Consumer Protection Guide for Older Adults Now Available in Spanish

• Macy’s, Inc. $14M Atlanta Technology Hub to Locate at T3 West Midtown, Johns Creek

• BBB Tip: How to Choose a Tax Preparer

• Today's Job Report Numbers Show 2020 is Off to a Good Start

February 14, 2020

• Newman High School's Dr. Chase Puckett Named Georgia Principal of the Year

• Delta Commits $1 Billion to Become First Carbon Neutral Airline Globally

• Georgia Senate Committee Hears From Supporters Of Bill To Ban Single-Use Plastic Bags

• The Art of Leadership and Leading for the Long Haul

• League of Southeastern Credit Unions & Affiliates Launches New Website

• Most Tech Sector Leaders Believe Companies Should Have An Artificial Intelligence Ethics Policy: KPMG Report

• More Than Half Of Americans Disagree With How Their Tax Dollars Are Spent

February 13, 2020

• Coweta Chosen as a Georgia ‘State of Hope’ Site

• Gross Named UWG’s 2020 Academic Recognition Day Scholar

• Gov. Kemp Celebrates Georgia Made Day

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