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October 13, 2022

• Consumers Want More Transparency on How Businesses Handle Their Data

• 2023’s Best Cities for Remote Workers

• Global Growth Set for Sharp Decline in 2023--and a Slower Trend Beyond

• Flood Risks are Having a Growing Influence on Home Buyers

October 12, 2022

• VSU Hosts Science Saturday Oct. 22

• Nominations Are Now Open for Small & Larger Farmers of the Year

• Colony Bank Launches Colony One Checking

• Superintendent Woods selects 2022-2023 Student Advisory Council

• Pink Energy Goes Dark in Georgia and Across US

• Over 200 Vendors Attending Georgia National Fair This Year

• NeoPollard Interactive to Deliver Industry-Leading Game Content to the Georgia Lottery

• Georgia Is the 13th Worst State to Find a Starter Home

• Consumer Payments Continued to Increase in September

• 2022’s Best Cities for Sweet Tooths

• Investor and Advisor Recession Concerns Mirror Levels Seen at Height of Pandemic

• Technology Implementation is Critical to the Evolving Hybrid Workplace

October 11, 2022

• ‘Love Your River’ Cleanup Scheduled for Friday, October 28

• Orgill Announces Plans to Build a New Distribution Center in Tifton

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Climbs 5 Cents

• Richy Everly, Bank of Wrightsville, Elected as Chair of Community Bankers Association of Georgia

• Georgia Historical Society to Dedicate Two New Historical Markers Recognizing Techwood Homes and University Homes

• Russian Hackers Disrupt Atlanta Airport Website

• Aspiring Captains & Seasoned Skippers Invited to Georgia's Premier In-Water Boat Show

• Tech Employment Continues to Defy Expectations, Remains on Growth Path

• Americans Concerned U.S. Economy will Get Worse Before it Gets Better

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