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August 22, 2018

• Charlie Harper: Economic Development Is Not Just About Atlanta

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce Announces Endorsements of Statewide Candidates

• States Move Quickly to Tap into Money for Election Security

• Chick-fil-A Denies Existence of 'Secret Menu'

• Elixir Extrusions Announces Second Expansion in Douglas-Coffee County

• Commission Verifies Expenses for Georgia Power’s 18th Nuclear Plant Vogtle Construction Monitoring Report

• Shaw Industries Among 50 Best Companies to Sell For

• New Construction Starts in July Slide 9%

• Job Satisfaction, Productivity Linked To Physical Workspace

• FICO Survey: Most US Firms Have Cybersecurity Insurance -- But Only 1 in 3 Say It Is Full Coverage

August 21, 2018

• Flint River Habitat for Humanity Hammer Jam Sees Record Turnout

• Commissioners Postpone Vote about Solar Energy Facility in Dougherty County

• New Format Provides Donors Opportunity for Direct Discussion with Board at One Sumter’s Third Annual Donor Breakfast

• Gray Completes Divestiture Sale Process To Facilitate Transaction With Raycom

• German Company to Create 100 Jobs in Banks County

• Georgia Gas Price Slip 4 Cents

• United States Mint to Launch Quarter Honoring Cumberland Island National Seashore on August 30th

• Georgia Chamber Small Business Advisory Council HR Compliance Series Webinar August 30th

• Georgia Tech Admissions Hits the Road

• UGA Extension is Now Recruiting and Training Citizen Scientists for Great Georgia Pollinator Census

• J.M. Huber Corporation Announces Partnership with Habitat for Humanity International

• AG Chris Carr Issues Information on Change in Law Governing the Passing of a School Bus

• PepsiCo Strikes $3.2B Deal to Buy SodaStream

• New Report Finds Trucking Industry Revenues Topped $700B

• 40% of Americans Are Only a $400 Emergency Expense Away From Economic Vulnerability

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