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January 25, 2022

• AMA Wraps Up January With Book-Making Class Yoga in the Gallery

• New Rail Served Industrial Development Coming to Savannah

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Increase 2 Cents

• Georgia Demands OSHA Permanently Withdraw Unlawful Vaccine Mandate

• Fendig Explains Proposal for New Toll to St. Simons Island

• AG Chris Carr Recognizes Data Privacy Week, Offers Online Security Tips

• Register Now for the 2022 Flavor of Georgia Food Product Contest

• Upcoming Webinars: SBA Overview and How SBA Loans Work

• 2022’s States With the Highest Job Resignation Rates – WalletHub Study

• Milliman Analysis Public Pension Funded Status Ends 2021 at 85.5% Highest in Over Five Years

January 24, 2022

• Albany Chain Gang Reflects on 5 Year Anniversary of the EF-3 Tornado

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• Monroe Student Offered $600k in Scholarships

• Georgia Towns Lead Census Appeals

• GDOT & Adopt A Highway Maintenance Corporation® Expand Partnership to Boost Litter Prevention Efforts Statewide

• Georgia Tech Expert Discusses the Current Microchip Shortage

• Georgians Prep for Celebration as Governor Proclaims Jan. 23-Jan. 29 "School Choice Week"

• Rivers Trails and Conservation Assistance Program

• Reward Excellent Work in Archives Call for GHRAC Awards Nominations

• SOS Raffensperger Warns Georgians About Corporate Registration Scams

• 87% of Workers have Heightened Concerns about Working in an Office with the Rise of New COVID-19 Variants, Honeywell Survey Finds

• AirDNA Data Reveals U.S. Short-Term Rentals Industry Thrived in its Best Year on Record

• Deloitte 2022 Predictions: Chip Shortage Continues; AI Regulation Increases; Industry Pushes for Sustainable Smartphones; More Entertainment Choices Equals More Churn

January 21, 2022

• Some Southwest Georgia Schools Receiving Grant to Teach Agricultural Awareness to Students

• Albany Technical College Announces A New Director of Financial Aid

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