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April 12, 2022

• 48.2% of Georgia Homebuyers Put More Than 20% Down

• Georgia Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Names 2022 President

• Southern Company Launches "Mother Earth is Hiring" Campaign in Celebration of Earth Month

• Extreme Heat in Georgia: Local Impact Research and Resolutions

• One Year Postpartum Medicaid Coverage Approved by Georgia Legislators

• New Poll from All In Together Shows Economy, Rising Prices are Most Important Issues for Voters

• 2022’s Best & Worst Entry-Level Jobs – WalletHub Study

• BBB Tip: How to Resell Event Tickets You Can’t Use

April 11, 2022

• Albany Area Chamber Events This Week

• Albany-Dougherty Emergency Responders Awaiting 'Hero Funds'

• Georgia-Pacific Opens McDonough Facility to Manufacture Recyclable Padded Mailers for E-Commerce

• What to Know About Challenging Your 2020 Census Count

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Decline

• UGA Leadership Initiative Helps Communities Expand Leadership Pipeline

• UGA National Football Championship Commemorative Coca-Cola Cans Unveiled

• New Bills Passed by Georgia lawmakers

• Researchers Protecting Solar Technologies From Cyberattack

• The Sheriff Speaks: Driving Drowsy

• 56% Of U.S. Companies Have Experienced Pay Compression In The Last 12 Months, Robert Half Research Finds

• LendingTree Survey Finds 70% of Requests for Lower Credit Card APRs Are Still Granted

• 81% of Seniors Don't Think the Next Generation Will Be Able to Retire Comfortably According to AAG Survey

April 08, 2022

• Phoebe Reaches New Low in COVID-19 Numbers & Loosens Mask Rules for Visitors

• What's Going on at Chehaw

• Congressman Bishop Supports H.R. 3807, the Relief for Restaurants & other Hard Hit Small Businesses Act

• Lee County Addresses Flooding Concerns After Days of Heavy Rainfall

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