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October 16, 2018

• Governor Deal Extends Voter Registration in Four Counties

• Group from North Georgia Handing out Free Meals after Michael

• Public Works: Turn Off Your Main Breaker

• Hands-Free Law Produces Decrease in Traffic Fatalities, Crashes and Insurance Claims in Georgia

• Charlie Harper: ‘Right Track’ Versus ‘Transformative Leadership’

• Hurricane Michael: Georgia DOT Nears Completion of Work to Restore Routes, Signals to Service

• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Will Offer Medicare Advantage Plans in 62 Georgia Counties for 2019

• Georgia Leads Hurricane Michael Insurance Claim Count

• Georgia Gas Prices Slip as Stock Market Struggles

• Power Restored to 97% of Customers Impacted by Hurricane Michael

• 2 Georgia Kmart Stores To Close In Sears Bankruptcy

• Sen. Isakson's Food Security Legislation Signed into Law

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce Endorses State House Chairmen John Meadows and Rick Jasperse

• Small Businesses Aim to Win Talent with Better Benefits

• US Tech Sector Reports Modest Employment Gains, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

October 15, 2018

• Albany and Dougherty Co. Officials Provide Updates

• The Salvation Army Providing Community Relief across South Georgia

• DCSS Closed October 15th-19th

• AG Chris Carr Warns South Georgians to Lookout for Scams in Wake of Hurricane Michael

• Construction of Azalea and Skywater Boulevard Coming to Fruition

• Georgia Peanut Festival Set for October 19th

• Commissioner Black Gets First Glimpse of Hurricane Michael’s Damage

• SunTrust Foundation to Donate $300,000 to Aid Organizations Assisting in Hurricane Michael Disaster Relief

• Introducing the 2018 Georgia Automotive Award Winners

• Power Restored to 365,000 Georgia Power Customers

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