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October 11, 2016

• Georgia Power to Restore Power to More than 90% of Customers Affected by Hurricane Matthew by Wednesday Night

• Governor Deal Appoints Three to State Boards

• Senior Manager at Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia Corinne Hodges Named to TCSG Foundation Board

• Charlie Harper: Race to the Bottom Yields No Winners

• SunTrust Foundation Provides Disaster Relief in Wake of Hurricane Matthew

• Evacuating Patients: How a Hospital System Responded to a Hurricane

• AT&T Waiving Overage Charges for Those Affected by Hurricane Matthew

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Rebounded in September

• National Construction Momentum Index Stumbles in September

• Fifth Third Bank: Going to the Polls, with Retirement in Focus

October 10, 2016

• To Thaw or not to Thaw, Voters Will Have to Decide

• Publix and United Way Donate Additional School Supplies to Kids in Need

• Casey Carver Builds Contracting Career with Skill, Relationships

• GEMHSA: Georgia Mobilizes Recovery Plan in Matthew’s Wake

• Georgia No. 7 Most Tax Friendly State for Retirees

• State Gas Price Averages Drop 2 Cents from Last Week

• AT&T to Donate $100,000 to Aid Communities Impacted by Hurricane Matthew

• Update: Georgia Power Restores Power to 150,000+ Customers Following Hurricane Matthew

• Red Cross: 13,400 in Shelters across 5 States as Matthew Moves North; Blood, Platelet Donations Needed

• Lowe's Donates $500,000 to American Red Cross Disaster Relief to Help Communities Impacted by Hurricane Matthew

• U-Haul Offers 30 Days Free Self-Storage and U-Box in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas in Wake of Hurricane Matthew

• Attorney General Sam Olens Cautions Georgians About Hurricane Matthew Scams

• Home Furnishings Retailer Makes $1M Product Donation Commitment to Habitat for Humanity ReStores

• Seasonal & Permanent Employment to Hold Steady in Q4, But Paychecks Will Be Bigger

• U.S. Economic Confidence Changed Little in September

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