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February 28, 2022

• Registration Open for UGA-Sponsored Precision Agriculture Workshops

• 1 In 4 Workers May Leave Their Job In 2022

• New Survey Confirms Majority of Americans Prefer Telehealth During COVID-19

• Americans Are Split on State of the Economy, Edward Jones Survey Finds

February 25, 2022

• City Announces New Neighborhood Development and Community Protections Manager

• International Travel Requirements Made Easy With New Delta FlyReady Experience

• Federal Work-Study Program Improves Student Career Prospects

• The 84.1% Georgia Home Purchase Loan Approval Rate Was the 11th Lowest in the U.S.

• PCOM Establishes a Medical Education Center of Excellence

• VSU Named Most Affordable for Online EdD Programs

• AG Chris Carr Urges FTC to Adopt National Rule Outlawing Impersonation Scams

• Institute Demographer Keynotes Community Leadership Conference

• Southeastern Grocers Pumps $262,000 Into American Heart Association’s Life-Saving Programs

• USDA Commits $215 Million to Enhance the American Food Supply Chain

• Department of Energy Announces $110 Million for Small Business Research and Development Grants

• New Bloomberg Law Outlook on Health Law Provides Detailed Review of Complex Issues

• Ranked: The Top 10 U.S. Cities for Crafting

February 24, 2022

• SGMC Loosens Visitation Restrictions and Re-Opens Main Entrance

• Turner Center Hosts Youth Art Month

• VSU Department of Accounting Maintains Elite International Accreditation

• Lowndes County Fire Rescue Hosts Regional Vehicle Rescue Course

• Georgia State Forecaster Says Return to Normalcy in 2022 Also Means Return of Pre-Pandemic Economic Concerns

• Georgia Museum of Art Receives $4.7M Gift

• Spaceport Camden Project Hits Roadblocks

• Census Data Shows Dooly County Leads in Population Decline Statewide

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