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June 15, 2021

• Habitat for Humanity Increases Access to Home Affordability for 4 Million People in First Two Years of National Advocacy Campaign

• SOS Hosts She Leads Webinar: "The Juggling Act: Managing Competing Financial Priorities"

• East Georgia State College Presidential Search Committees Named

• Georgia Establishing New Therapeutic Foster Care Program

• First Georgia Archives’ Georgia History Course Completed - Registration for the Second Course now Open

• Southeastern Grocers Hiring Throughout Five-State Footprint

• 60% of Concertgoers Plan to Spend Extra to Help Musicians Recover From the Pandemic

• New Survey: Workers at Employee-Owned Businesses Faced Fewer Economic Hardships During the Pandemic

• Survey: As US Consumers Return to More Typical Spending Patterns, Interest in Investing Emerges as a Lasting Pandemic Legacy

June 14, 2021

• In the City This Week, June 14th - 19th

• Local Deputy and Sergeant Empowers Local Youth

• Georgia Tourism Springs Back To Life, Businesses Struggle To Regain Staffing

• Technology Association of Georgia Announces Final Agenda for Fintech South

• Dr. T. Ramon Stuart Named President of Clayton State University

• Charlie Harper: Economic Statistics Indicate Worst of Pandemic is Behind Us

• GMA President: Moving Forward with Respect

• Georgia Power Offers its Top 10 Energy-saving Tips to Help Lower Summer Bills

• U.S. Millennials Want to Do Business on Chat and Businesses Need to Catch Up

• New Renewable Fuel May be 3 Times More Powerful Than Gasoline

• How to Prepare US Workers for the Post-Pandemic Economy: Report Lays out Plan for Business Leaders, Educators, & Policymakers

June 11, 2021

• Valdosta Awareness Training Unites Employees

• Turner Center Wraps Up Spring Into Art

• Georgia Reinstates Pre-Pandemic Unemployment Insurance Requirements

• Finalist Named for Georgia State University Presidency

• Georgia Chamber Announces 2021 ‘Legislators of the Year'

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