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November 06, 2020

• Veteran Business Owners Report Military Service Equips Them for Entrepreneurship

• New Vehicle Sales See a V-Shaped Recovery

• Survey: Over a Quarter of Americans Want to Live Somewhere Else Due to Recent Natural Disasters

• Economic Recovery Continues at Slower Pace

• Consumers to Drive U.S. Economic Recovery: 91% Say Indoor Air Quality Critical in Fight Against COVID-19

November 05, 2020

• Capstone Building Corp. Begins $13.7M Project in Albany

• Austin Scott Wins Reelection

• Albany Museum of Art Book Club to Discuss The Andy Warhol Diaries on Nov. 17th

• Kia Motors' U.S. Sales Momentum Continues With Best-Ever October Sales

• Up to Date Georgia Election Results

• GDOL Launches Appointment Scheduler to Address Claimant Needs

• The Wreaths Across America Tradition Continues at Georgia National Cemetery

• Is Your Municipality’s IT Support Partnering or Reacting?

• Publix Offers Discount to Veterans on Veterans Day

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Policies and Politics in the Climate Change Dispute

• UPS SCS Digitizes Engagement And Visibility With Customers

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 365,000 Jobs in October

• Survey: Companies 3 Times More Willing to Hire Remote Workers Anywhere in US or World

• Millennials Contributing to The Ongoing Refinance Boom

• Federal Government Invests $3.1B in Rural Electric Infrastructure; Highlights Record Investments in FY 2020

November 04, 2020

• Phoebe Renovates Main ER and Reinstitutes ER Visitation

• Albany State University to Resume Sports Play in 2021

• Georgia Chamber Releases 2020 Legislative Scorecard

• UPS Announces Changes to Board of Directors

• Charlie Harper: GA Keeps Swing State Focus Until January

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