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April 18, 2023

• Manheim Forecast: Used-Vehicle Values Rise Again in March, Finish Quarter up 8.6%

April 17, 2023

• Albany Area Chamber Events This Week

• Platinum Sound Studios Set to Celebrate 25 years

• Albany State University Announces Director of Bands: William T. Brooks

• Study: Georgia Is the 7th Best State for Working from Home

• March State Net Tax Revenues Decline 3%

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Rose 2 Cents

• Parts of St. Simons Island, Brunswick Forced to Evacuate After Large Factory Fire

• Prescription Drug Price Reform Bill Fell Apart in State Senate Over Small Business Concerns

• UGA’s 2022 Football National Championship Ring Unveiled

• Fed Can 'Hit the Mark and Hold' with One More Rate Hike, Bostic Says

• Nearly Half of Americans Have Turned to Side Hustles & Other Forms of Supplemental Income in Today's Challenging Economy

• Rapid Growth: Sales of Used Electric Vehicles Increase by 32% in Q1

• Survey: 53% of Americans Feel Very Secure With Their Bank

April 14, 2023

• ATC Dual Enrollment Students Recognized Spring 2023 with 124 Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates

• Steve Hinton & Friends... From the Beginning Opens Next Week at the Albany Museum of Art

• Phoebe’s Carlton Breast Center Offering Free Mammograms in May

• Yamaha Marine U.S. Business Unit Opens New Marine Innovation Center in Kennesaw

• Three-decades Long Partnership Celebrated in Georgia Lottery's 30th Anniversary Year

• Gov. Kemp Signs Bills to Improve Literacy and Provide Resources for Safe and Healthy Learning Environments

• This Historic Georgia Mansion Is a National Landmark. Now It Can Be Yours for $4 Million.

• AG Carr Co-Leads 24-State Coalition, Successfully Blocks WOTUS Rule

• Dr. Donald J. Green Named Interim President at Gordon State College

• Expedia Releases its Summer Travel Forecast

• Percent of Startups Renting Office Space Returns Pre-Pandemic Levels

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