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May 22, 2017

• Georgia Gas Prices Face Upward Pressure Leading Into Memorial Day Weekend

• Georgia FFA Presents Awards at 89th Annual Convention

• "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul" Contributed Over $14M to the Georgia Economy

• WATCH: Governor Deal Unveils “Lasting Impact”

• Most City Employees in US Not Engaged

• NAR: Regulations, Retention and Recruitment Pressing Issues for Appraisal Industry

• Randstad: Increased Use of AI & Robotics Linked to Brighter Outlook for U.S. Business Growth

• April Construction Starts Retreat 13%

May 19, 2017

• Mt. Zion Baptist Church Donates to Albany Tech Foundation

• What's Happening in Americus This Weekend

• AT&T Donates to Albany State University for Student Scholarships

• Law Enforcement Hits the Pavement for Special Olympics

• South Georgia Timber Industry Faces Severe Loss as Wildfire Burns

• Governor Praises Reconstruction Efforts at I-85 Ceremony

• GSU Economic Forecasting Center Releases Nation, Georgia, Atlanta Economic Outlooks

• President of Savannah-based Gulfstream Named to Georgia Power Board of Directors

• Travel to Iceland with The Georgia Chamber

• Dollar General Hiring 500 Employees for New Distribution Center in Georgia

• Home Depot Co-founder on His $38M Donation to Help Veterans

• 2018 Georgia Teacher of the Year Finalists Announced

• National Technology Security Coalition’s Inaugural DC Fly-In Brings CISOs to Capitol Hill

• Harris Poll: Millennials Boost Airline, Cruise Line And Sharing Economy Brands

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in April

• More Than Half of HR Managers Say AI Will Become a Regular Part of HR in Next 5 Years

• Motivational Speaker Leaves the Rat Race for the Wild Life

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