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February 11, 2022

• 10.6% Of Georgia Households Rely on Cell Data for Internet Access

• Georgia Farmers Use Sustainability Calculator to Measure Environmental Impact

• Synovus Directs $1.76 Million in Donations to Local Organizations and Causes

• Citizens Review Committee Releases Initial Feedback on ELA Standards Review

• Georgia Municipal Workforce Needs Assessment Report

• Even Insured Americans Lack Funds for Out-of-Pocket Medical Costs, New Aflac Care Index Shows

• What’s the Best City for Movie Lovers? Hint: Hollywood isn’t in it.

• CEO Confidence Falls Again in Q1, as Short-Term Expectations Soften

• Survey Finds 67% of Americans Typically Eat Chocolate On Valentine's Day

• Academics Estimate the Average Cost Per American Attending a Super Bowl Party will be $79

February 10, 2022

• Downtown Albany Master Plan Visioning Workshop Held Tuesday

• Nine Georgia Locations on List of Worst Bottlenecks

• 3.5% Of Georgia Workers Quit Their Jobs Each Month in 2021, 3rd Most in U.S.

• InsiderAdvantage: Legislation Would Create Income Tax Exemption for Military Retirees

• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Expands Virtual Primary Care, Providing Members Increased Access to Affordable, Convenient Care

• States Having the Fastest Recovery of Unemployment Claims – WalletHub Study

• Lever Report Reveals New Motivators for Retention During the Great Resignation

• Tech Hiring Off to a Hot Start for the Year CompTIA Analysis Finds

February 09, 2022

• Dougherty County Commissioners Award Bid for Phase II and III of Radium Springs Upgrades

• Silicon Ranch Selects Black & Veatch to Build 125-Megawatt Solar Farm in Lee County

• Phoebe Reports COVID-19 Numbers

• The Sheriff Speaks: A Review of 2021

• Ryder System, Inc. to Open Distribution Center in Locust Grove, Create 250 Jobs

• Regents Honor University System of Georgia Scholars During Academic Recognition Day

• Gov. Kemp and First Lady Are Delivering for Hardworking Georgians

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