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September 18, 2020

• Georgia Power Restores Power to Nearly 90,000 Customers Following Hurricane Sally

• Gulfstream G700 Recognized for Design Excellence

• CVS Opens 18 New Testing Locations in Georgia

• Georgia Rotarians Stand for Peace and Unity

• AT&T Commits To Be Carbon Neutral by 2035; Announces Nationwide Expansion of Climate Resilience Tool

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Foundation Names Keara Vickers Communications Director

• Survey Reveals Employees Want On-Demand Paydays

• KPMG Survey: Majority Of U.S. Employees Report Improved Work Experience Since Onset Of COVID-19

September 17, 2020

• More Jobs on the Way as Transformation at the old Water, Gas and Light building Begins

• Lake Blackshear Being Lowered Due to Heavy Rain from Hurricane Sally

• Board of Regents Elects Officers for ‘21

• Georgia Power Crews Scheduled to Assist with Hurricane Sally Recovery

• Superintendent Woods: School Visits Show the Hard Work and Dedication of Georgia’s Educators

• Charlie Harper: Congress Is Holding The Unemployed Hostage For Bailouts

• Special Olympics Georgia Hosts 15th Annual Duck Pluck

• Statewide Poll Shows Strong Support for Public Charter Schools

• Reports of COVID-19 at UGA Show Dramatic Improvement

• Hurricane Sally: U-Haul Offers 30 Days Free Storage in Georgia

• Only 12% of Companies are Well Positioned for Resilience After COVID-19 Pandemic

• U.S. Auto Dealer Sentiment Reaches Record High; Inventory Becomes Top Concern

September 16, 2020

• DCSS Phased Return to In-Person Instruction Set to Start on Sept. 28th

• Georgia Southwestern Surpasses Day of Giving Goal Raising More than $33,000

• Water, Wings and Wildlife Festival to be Held Saturday, September 26th

• Retail, Shipping Companies Hiring Thousands Around Georgia Ahead of the Holiday Season

• Gov. Kemp Extends COVID-19 Order, Addresses Long-Term Care Facility Visitation

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