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July 28, 2021

• Upcoming ExportGA 2021 Series

• Hippin’ Hops: The First Black-Owned Brewery In Georgia

• Helen’s Oktoberfest is Back for its 50th Anniversary. Here’s What you Need to Now

• Georgia Hospital Association to Expand Statewide Care Coordination in Georgia

• Consumer Confidence Relatively Unchanged in July

• IoT Adoption in the USA Slows Owing to Pandemic; Challenges Cited Around Security and Device Onboarding

• Survey: Small Businesses on What's Needed to Find a Service Provider Coming Out of COVID-19

July 27, 2021

• Albany Chamber Star Business of the Week: Limbcare Prosthetics & Orthotics of Georgia

• Dougherty County Board of Commissioners District 3 Commissioner, Clinton Johnson, Appointed to DCA Board

• New Addiction and Substance Abuse Counseling Degree Offered at Albany Technical College in the Fall

• Wild Adventures Invites Nonprofits to Earn Money This Weekend

• These Are The Ten Most Profitable Companies In Georgia

• Georgia Approves High-school Cloud Computing Career Pathway

• Norfolk Southern Commits to Emissions Reduction Target, Enhances Fleet Efficiency

• In the First Six Months, Porsche Delivers 31 Percent More Vehicles

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Largely Unchanged

• CHROs Are at Least Partially Responsible for Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion at Just Over Half of Employers

• Talent Recruitment, Workforce Diversity, and Employee Benefits Lead the Challenges for Businesses Emerging from COVID-19

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Increased in June

July 26, 2021

• Albany Chamber Events This Week

• Phoebe Thanks Vaccine Volunteers with Drive-Thru Event

• Southwest Georgia’s Labor Force Increased Over the Year

• Governor Kemp Names New Appointments to State Boards

• Grass in the Olympic Stadium Developed by UGA-Tifton

• Two Black-owned Small Businesses in Georgia Win 'Game Changer' Grants

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