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October 07, 2019

• The Coca-Cola Foundation Makes $100,000 Grant to Support the Technical College System of Georgia Foundation

• AAA: Georgia's Gas Price Average Drops 4 Cents

• Georgia Bio to Showcase State’s Leadership and Patients’ Perspectives in Bioscience Innovation at 2019 Innovation Summit

• Farm Tour Highlights Value of UGA to Georgia Agriculture

• October 11th Lunch and Learn at the Georgia Archives

• US Tech Sector Hiring Cooled Off in September, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

• IBM Study: The Skills Gap is Not a Myth, But Can Be Addressed with Real Solutions

October 04, 2019

• Authority will Double Sewer Capacity

• Three Rivers Gains Jobs in August

• Piedmont Healthcare and Aetna Secure New Contract

• Here’s Everything You Need to Know about the 2019 Georgia National Fair

• Rep. Bonnie Rich and Rep. Gerald Greene to Introduce Legislation to Address Vaping and E-Cigarette Use

• Georgia Receives $180M for Literacy

• AG, GBI Announce Investigation of Former Board of Regents Member

• LexisNexis: Smaller Banks, Credit Unions and Digital Lenders Hit Hardest by Business Lending Fraud Losses

• Sen. Isakson Applauds Executive Order on Medicare Advantage to Improve Senior Health Care

• Almost Half of U.S. Employers Plan to Increase Training Budgets Due to Artificial Intelligence

• USDA Invests $11M In Research That Will Support Specialty Crop Farmers

• CEO Confidence Declined to Lowest Level in a Decade

October 03, 2019

• 298-unit Newnan Crossing Apartment Development Opens to Public

• More than a Mentor: UWG's Richards College of Business Hosts Annual Women Empowering Women Event

• Whitewater High DECA Students International Conference Bound

• Ag Carr Releases Cybersecurity Guide for Georgia Small Businesses, Non-Profits, Houses of Worship

• Final Major Module for Georgia Power’s Vogtle 3 & 4 Project Arrives Onsite

• Sterigenics Facility Faces Tough New Requirements from Cobb County before It Can Reopen

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