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November 15, 2022

• GaDOE Selects School Districts for GaLEADS Teacher Evaluation Pilot

• SEEM Launches Operations Supporting Enhanced Energy Trading

• Publix and Publix Super Markets Charities Pledge $23M to Help Alleviate Hunger

• Deloitte: The Ills of Inflation May Make Consumers and the Health Care System Sicker

• The Talent Supply and Demand Imbalance Continues to Plague IT Job Growth in October

• BBB Scam Alert: These Veterans’ Programs Seem Real

November 14, 2022

• This Week's Events at the Albany Area Chamber

• New Ways to Help the ARC of Southwest Georgia Spread Holiday Cheer

• Georgia Regulators Weigh Electricity Price Hike, EV Charging

• Pellicano Construction President/CEO Among Magazine's Top Influencers

• Georgia Debuts All-terrain Wheelchairs at its State Parks

• 1,000 U.S. Military Veterans Receive Housing Payment Assistance from The Home Depot Foundation

• FCC Affordable Connectivity Outreach Grant Program

• Melanie Biersmith Selected as Georgia’s Ninth State 4-H Leader

• Institute of Government's Student Interns Join Collaborative Cyberarch Effort

• New Survey Finds Inflation Will Impact 61% of Americans' Holiday Spending in 2022

• Redfin to Cut Another 13% of Workforce, Shutter RedfinNow

• 13% of American Drivers Don't Have Insurance to Cover an Accident

November 11, 2022

• MCLB Albany Recognizes 247th Marine Corps Birthday

• Sowega Council on Aging Veteran's Day Wheelchair Ramp Build

• What's Happening at the Flint RiverQuarium

• Ribbon Cutting Monday for the New Addiction & Substance Abuse Counseling Classroom and Lab

• Battery Manufacturer to Invest $2.57B, Create Over 700 Jobs in Coweta County

• GeorgiaForward Invites Young Professionals to Apply to Become Young Gamechangers

• Norma Precision Inc. to Create 600 Jobs, Invest $60 Million in Bryan County

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