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March 21, 2022

• You Would be Able to Buy Raw Milk Off The Farm if This Georgia Bill Passes

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Increased in February

• Nearly 75% of Employees Will Swap Health Insurance Plan Features for Significant Savings, Centivo Survey Reveals

• BBB Tip: Hiring Construction and Remodeling Services You Can Trust

March 18, 2022

• Valdosta Sees Hike in January Unemployment Rate

• AFAF Kicks off 2022 Campaign

• Clinic Hosts Voter Registration Drive

• Wiregrass Tech Earns 2022-2023 Military Friendly School Designation

• Hundreds of Elected Officials Attend Newly Elected Local Government Training

• Only 21.6% Of Georgia Businesses Are Minority-Owned

• UGA Receives $5 Million to Support Parkinson’s Research

• Rivian Project Planning Committee Announced

• Georgia Lawmakers Calling on Businesses to cut Ties With Russia

• Sewing Up PPE Solutions During a Pandemic Storm: Georgia’s Nivel Manufacturing Wins 2021 GEAR Citizenship Award

• Making a College Savings Contribution Today May Reduce 2021 Taxes

• Two Years in: Housing Market Transformed by Prices, Lack of Inventory

• Tripadvisor's Spring Travel Index Shows Americans are Spending Big, Prioritizing R&R This Season

• Poll Finds That Breaches More Frequently Reported on Fridays

March 17, 2022

• 14th Annual People’s Choice Photo Contest Announced

• SGMC Honors Administrative Coordinators as Hospital Heroes

• Wild Adventures Kicks Off 2022 Season With New Event

• Cook-Off Benefits Boys and Girls Club

• Gov. Kemp Signs HB 910, Amended Fiscal Year 2022 Budget

• Georgia Cyber Fraud Task Force Marks One Year of Progress

• Could Horse Racing and Other Forms of Gambling Come to Georgia in the Near Future

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