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June 08, 2022

• Tapping into Georgia's Housing Resources for Your City

• The History of Chick-fil-A: From Small Diner to Fast-food Giant Closed on Sunday

• Study: Wellness Programs Help Employees and Their Companies

• Georgia Tech Professor Offers 5 Tips for Airline Travel This Summer

• SOS Brad Raffensperger Certifies May Primary Results

• Home Depot Foundation Invests to Build and Improve More than 800 Housing Units

• Hispanic Health Coalition of Georgia Partners with HIA Technologies

• Survey of Over 50k Workers Indicates the Great Resignation is Set to Continue

• Would-Be Homebuyers Feeling Squeeze of Higher Home Prices and Mortgage Rates

June 07, 2022

• Dougherty County Board of Commissioners Approves County’s First Juneteenth Celebration for the Community

• Albany Area Chamber Star Business of the Week: Reid Mathis: Allstate

• Flint RiverQuarium World Oceans Day Celebration

• Jacksonville Youth Mission to Enhance Albany and Dougherty County

• Vuers to Take Pictures of Albany Properties for Storm Survey

• The National Center for Civil and Human Rights Launches New King Exhibition and Celebrates Juneteenth

• Colony Bank Names Steven M. Bernaski President of Marine/RV Lending, SVP

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Surge 14 Cents

• Georgia Department of Economic Development Names Two New Team Members

• PCOM Georgia Graduates 236 Physicians, Pharmacists and Physical Therapists

• Monkeypox in Georgia: CDC Says Metro Atlanta Man Has First Confirmed Case

• Governor Signs Lifesaving Telecommunicator CPR Policy into Law

• Boosting Rural Georgia

• Consumer Confidence Declined Slightly in May

• The Housing Market Is As Competitive As Ever Despite 53% Rise in Mortgage Costs

• Government Impostor Scams Continue to be Costly, New BBB Research Shows

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