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May 06, 2024

• 16th Annual Valdosta People's Choice Photo Contest Celebrates Community Spirit

• The City of Valdosta Closes Out Georgia Cities Week with Touch-A-Truck

• City of Valdosta Public Works Addresses Unforeseen Challenges Affecting Services

• Georgia Lands 350 New Jobs in E-mobility Manufacturing

• Enhanced Security Measures Help Georgians Surpass 100k in Early Voting

• Food And Fiber Production Adds $18 Billion To Georgia’s Economy

• ARC and ACE Unveil Groundbreaking Cohort for Georgia Veterans, Integrating Business Growth with Mental Health Support

• JAMES Magazine Online: DFCS Pushes Back on Ossoff Report

• Georgia has 4.4 Home Price-to-Income Ratio, Below U.S. Average

• Superintendent Woods on Federal Overreach in New Title IX Guidance

• Unemployment Rate for Tech Occupations Ticks Down, CompTIA Reporting Shows

• BofA Survey: Majority of Small and Mid-Sized Business Owners Anticipate Revenue Growth This Year

• BMO: 71% of Aspiring Homeowners Waiting for Rate Cuts Before Buying a Home; Nearly One-Third Tapping 401(k)

May 03, 2024

• The City of Valdosta Closes Out Georgia Cities Week with Return of Touch-A-Truck Event

• Turner Center Instructor Spotlight

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation Boosting Georgia's Top-Tier Workforce Talent

• Kia Georgia Donates $100,000 to the Technical College System of Georgia Foundation

• Made in Georgia: How a Farmhouse Renovation Blog Became a Pecan Business

• Speaker Jon Burns Announces Kayla Roberson as Communications Director

• Southern Company Reports First-quarter 2024 Earnings

• Bipartisan Bill to Establish Ocmulgee Mounds as Georgia's First National Park & Preserve Introduced

• Georgia Cotton Commission Announces Speakers for Mid-Year Meeting

• The Best Time to Sell a Home is in the First Half of the Year

• Time is Money: Americans Say the Price is $240 Per Hour, According to New Empower Research

• KBB: New-Vehicle Average Transaction Prices Drop to Lowest Level in nearly Two Years

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