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March 08, 2024

• Albany Technical College Eyes Historic Opportunity to Host GCAA 2024 Final Four

• Chloe Hinton of the Albany Museum of Art Advocates for Museums at AAM Event in Washington, D.C.

• Wild Adventures Roars Into 2024 Season With Life-Sized Dinosaurs

• Rivian Puts Plan to Build $5 billion Georgia Plant on Hold

• Georgia Allots $6M to Brunswick Harbor Improvements

• Pay Raises for Teachers, State Workers Sail Through Georgia House

• Georgia Film Academy Summer Camp Registration Now Open for High School Students

• BCBS Georgia Recognized for Outstanding Customer Service Phone Support

• Applications Open for UGA Leadership Initiative

• US Commercial Vehicle Market Grew 14% in 2023

• The Future of eMobility Relies on Collaborative Data Sharing and Standardization

• Realtor.com U.S. Housing Supply Short 7.2 Million Homes

• 80% of Employers Believe Increased Access to Funding and Information Are Needed to Create More Green Jobs

March 07, 2024

• Albany State University Enrollment Continues to Flourish While Sustaining Retention of Continuing Students

• What's Going on at Chehaw

• Southeast Georgia-based Gun Parts Company to Expand, Adding to Bryan County's Economic Development

• Georgia House Panel OKs ’25 State Budget

• Rural Communities Mark Progress Through UGA Institute of Government’s PROPEL

• All But One of Georgia’s Congressional Incumbents Seeking Reelection

• Metro Atlanta Chamber Encourages Georgians to Support Elections, Serve as Poll Workers

• Chick-fil-A Celebrates Two Years in Puerto Rico

• JAMES Magazine Online: Georgia Congressman Introduces ‘Laken Riley Act’

• Women Entrepreneurs on the Rise, Mentoring and Networking are Keys to Success

• With Employee Expectations Rising, 76% of HR Leaders Still Say Expectations Aren't Out of Control

• New Vehicle Inventory Gets Back on a Growth Trajectory After Last Month's Seasonal Dip

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