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October 20, 2017

• Candor Announces Rome Headquarters, Pledges to Create 675 High-skilled Jobs

• Port of Brunswick Ro/Ro Capacity up by 50%

• A Taste of Georgia in Germany

• Senators Pledge Support For Turning Senate On Full Time

• Georgia Power Introduces New Community Solar Program

• BB&T Reports Solid Third Quarter Earnings

• BCBSGa Implements Program to Help Consumers Recover Faster Following Hospitalization

• Carr: $120M Settlement Reached With GM Over Defective Ignition Switches

• Casey Cagle on Opening Day: Spreading the Importance of Hunting

• Customers Appreciate Answering Service Reps Who Empathize, Act Quickly, and Don't Follow Scripts

• National Survey Shows More U.S. Businesses Are Reporting Profits and Increased Hiring

• TripAdvisor Presents "Luxury for Less Guide" to Help Travelers Afford Their Dream Vacation

October 19, 2017

• Foodstock Returns to Help Those in Need

• ASU Students Receive Free Passports to Study Abroad

• Grow Albany to Give Away 500 Trees

• Dougherty County Storm Recovery on Mobile Home Parks Moves Forward

• Family: Zell Miller’s Public Life Has Come to an End

• Attorney General Chris Carr: Make Sure Your WiFi Devices are Protected against KRACK

• Delta Expands Flagship A350 Service to Europe and China

• Port of Savannah Moves 1M TEUs in First Quarter

• Governor Declares Today Credit Union Day in Georgia

• New TV Series Puts National Spotlight on Outdoor Adventures in Georgia

• Charlie Harper: Move To The Right, Slowpoke

• TAG Mobility Explores Cybersecurity in Our Interconnected World

• Southern States See Dropping Gas Prices

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