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October 06, 2021

• Districts, Charter Schools Split $4.9 Million of SUCCESS Grant

• 2nd Albany Museum of Art European Splendors Lecture Explores Renaissance Art Scene 

• GA Vision Nonprofits Work Together to Educate Community

• Home Depot Announces 2021 Innovation Award Winners

• Institute Releases Insightful Look at Georgia’s Criminal Justice Data

• Technical College System of Georgia Recognizes First Graduates of Career Plus High School Equivalency Program

• 1 in 5 Georgians Quit Jobs to be Caregivers During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Here's Why

• Georgia Department of Education Awards SUCCESS Grants to Support School Improvement Work

• Georgia National Fair Policy Change Means Parents will Need to Accompany Teens at Night

• Gains in Small Business Job Growth Continues

• 2021 Goodwill Halloween Survey Uncovers Trends for the Halloween Season

• Majority of Organizations Uncertain They Can Recover from a Ransomware Attack, Says New Report

October 05, 2021

• Albany Chamber Star Business of the Week: Ashley Furniture HomeStore

• Dougherty County Forestry Update Presented to Commission

• There Could be a New Program to Reduce Violence in Albany

• 2021-22 Mister and Miss Albany State University

• Delta Air Says Bookings have Bottomed Out, Business Improving

• Kemp urges Unvaccinated Georgians to Talk with their Doctor Ahead of Possible Winter Surge

• Georgia Pump Prices Largely Unchanged

• Publix to Hire 30,000 Associates in Fourth Quarter of 2021

• Kia Announces 2021 Class Of The Great Unknowns Scholarship Recipients

• Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank (GTIB) Grant

• Georgia Society of Professional Engineers Monthly Meeting

• Consumer Confidence Fell Further in September

• New Poll of American Workforce: Millions Don't Feel Heard at Work

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