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March 17, 2022

• Fridays on the Flint Return May 6th

• MCLB Albany Among First to Receive Mobile Solar Electric Vehicle Charger

• Gov. Kemp Signs HB 910, Amended Fiscal Year 2022 Budget

• Georgia Cyber Fraud Task Force Marks One Year of Progress

• Could Horse Racing and Other Forms of Gambling Come to Georgia in the Near Future

• Here is How Much Georgia's Gas Tax is and How it is Determined

• AGCO Appoints David Sagehorn to Its Board of Directors

• Silicon Ranch Selects Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives to Construct 70 MW Regenerative Solar Project in Georgia

• Senate Effort to Support Aged-Out Foster Youth Passes Georgia House

• Criminal Justice Data Landscape Report Highlighted at Georgia Criminal Law Symposium

• End of Mask Mandates Sees Need for Restaurant and Food Workers Soar

• Cyber Insurance Crisis to Fuel Enterprise Shift in Cyber Protection

• More American Car Shoppers Consider Going Green as Gas Prices Climb to Record Highs

March 16, 2022

• Phoebe Further Advances Heart Procedures to Community

• SWGA Farm Credit Announces Patronage Distribution

• Regional Health Systems Partner PCOM South Georgia

• Walmart Announces Plans to Hire 5,000+ Tech Workers this Year + Open Atlanta Tech Hub

• Georgia House 2023 Budget Raises Pay and Agency Funding

• Ethisphere Announces AT&T as One of the 2022 Worlds Most Ethical Companies for the 3rd Consecutive Year

• AG Carr Recognizes National Sunshine Week, Continues to Champion Open Government in Georgia

• Cady Bag CEO Doug Smith: GARJA Saved Rural Manufacturing Jobs. Here’s Why It Could Go Away.

• Dr. Kathy “Kat” Schwaig Named President of Kennesaw State University

• Georgia Public Service Commission Issues Resolution Supporting Ukraine

• DeKalb School of the Arts Student Wins 2022 Poetry Out Loud State Championship

• 2022’s Most Irish Cities in America

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