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September 14, 2021

• Security Experts Witnessed a 55,239% Increase in Ransomware Activity in Q2

• New Research Shows the Pandemic's Impact on U.S. Entrepreneurs

• Looking for a Job? Be Careful! BBB Study Finds Job Scams Increased During Pandemic

September 13, 2021

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• ASU Faculty Spotlight: Jennifer Heyer, ASN Nursing Program

• Kubota’s Growth in Georgia Spurs State GEAR Award for Transportation Equipment Manufacturer of the Year

• Georgia Historical Society Welcomes Leanda Rix to its Development Team

• 2021 GHRAC Grant Grantees

• The Difference Between COVID-19 ‘Third Doses’ and ‘Boosters’

• GPB and the Georgia Council on Economic Education Launch Econ Express - A Free Online Resource for Students and Teachers

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Universal Recognition, A License to Work

• Study: States Experiencing the Fastest Unemployment Claims Recovery

• Forecaster Says Virus Variant Will Delay but Not Diminish U.S. Economic Growth Prospects

• IT Employment Growth Slows To A Trickle; Engineering Employment Surges

September 10, 2021

• Sowega Council on Aging Now Accepting Mini Grant Applications for Senior Recreation

• Suicide Does Not Discriminate, and to Prevent It, Neither Can We. #BeThere.

• Albany Museum of Art Book Club to Discuss Novel About Michelangelo

• UPS Reimagines Approach to Holidays, Aims to Hire Over 100,000 Essential Seasonal Workers

• Study: Cameras, Not Meetings, Cause Zoom Fatigue

• Georgia Historical Society Announces the Focus of Study and Calendar of Events for 2022 Georgia History Festival

• AT&T Boosts Mobile Internet Coverage at Sanford Stadium Ahead of 2021 University of Georgia Football Schedule

• Charlie Harper: The Two Decades Since 9/11 Marks A Career For Many In Military

• Georgia's Department of Human Services Partners With GreenCourt

• Study Reveals Georgia has 6th Most Residents Behind on Mortgage Payments

• Study: 24% of Americans Plan on Spending More on the Cell Phone Due to COVID-19

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