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July 11, 2022

• Learn How to Start a Coffee Shop in Georgia from the Coffee Shop Startup Experts at Crimson Cup Coffee & Tea

• Property Taxes Are 16.8% Of Georgia's Tax Revenue, Above U.S. Average

• SOS Raffensperger Cleans Voter Rolls Prior to November Election

• Former Georgia Senator Mike Crotts Dead at 75, Governor Says

• Georgia Forestry Commission Donates Equipment to 31 Georgia Counties

• Making Strides in Embracing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

• Production Resumes at Troubled Abbott Baby Formula Factory

• Fraud Costs Increased More Than 10% over Pre-Pandemic Levels for APAC Businesses

• 72% of Global Businesses Forge Ahead with Expansions Despite Economic Concerns and Supply Chain Challenges

July 08, 2022

• Albany Technical College Expands Opportunities for Individuals Leaving High School Prior to Graduation

• Chehaw Park and Zoo Contributes to Important Study on Turtle Aging

• AMA: Provenance Is an Account of the Biggest Art Forgery Scheme of the 20th Century

• What's Happening at the Flint RiverQuarium

• Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Celebrate 76th Wedding Anniversary

• Tifton Mayor Julie Smith Sworn in as Georgia Municipal Association President

• June State Tax Revenues Up 14.2%, FY 2022 End Up 23%

• Georgia Gas Station Loses Nearly $12K Selling Discounted Gas

• EZ Blockchain Expands Facilities to 16 MWs in Georgia

• UGA SBDC & UGA Food Science Partner to Host Starting a New Food Product Business Two Day Workshop in Tifton

• Georgia PSC Recognizes Shaw Industries with Energy Matters Award

• Georgia Guide Stones Destroyed; Failed Candidate Takes Victory Lap

• States Are Spending Billions on Electric Vehicles in Battle to Replace Automotive Capital Michigan

• Travel & Tourism Set to Inject over $2.6 billion into the U.S. Economy Over Next Decade

• 81% of American Hourly Workers Say Increased Gas Prices Have Had a Negative Effect

July 07, 2022

• The City of Albany Passes Longevity Incentive for Albany Fire Dept.

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