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October 17, 2018

• Zombies, Superheroes Invade Downtown Newnan

• “Ticket to Ride” Program Takes Realtors on Tours of Fayette Schools

• UWG to Host 11 Alive for “Atlanta and Company” Segment Airing Friday

• Early Voting Gets Underway in Georgia

• President Trump and First Lady Land in Georgia, Survey Storm Damage

• AGCO CEO Receives the French Government's Prestigious Legion of Honor

• Hurricane Michael Leaves Mark on Georgia's Pecan Industry

• Salesforce to Create 600 Jobs in Fulton County

• Georgians Come Together In Hurricane Michael Aftermath

• Regions Bank Announces $100,000 Donation Supporting Hurricane Michael Relief

• UGA Teaches Aspiring Entrepreneurs What It Takes to Start a Business

• Delta Air Lines Announces September Quarter Profit

• 77% of U.S. Consumers Monitor Bank Accounts for Suspicious Activity at Least Once Per Week

• On Shaky Ground: More Than Half of Professionals Lack Confidence in Their Organization's Ability to Respond to Cyber Attack

October 16, 2018

• UWG Homecoming: Once Upon a UWG

• Grantville Designates Work Sessions

• School Board Votes to Move Senior Tax Break Forward

• Hands-Free Law Produces Decrease in Traffic Fatalities, Crashes and Insurance Claims in Georgia

• Charlie Harper: ‘Right Track’ Versus ‘Transformative Leadership’

• Hurricane Michael: Georgia DOT Nears Completion of Work to Restore Routes, Signals to Service

• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Will Offer Medicare Advantage Plans in 62 Georgia Counties for 2019

• Georgia Leads Hurricane Michael Insurance Claim Count

• Georgia Gas Prices Slip as Stock Market Struggles

• Power Restored to 97% of Customers Impacted by Hurricane Michael

• 2 Georgia Kmart Stores To Close In Sears Bankruptcy

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