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April 12, 2023

• Seohan Auto Georgia Announces 180 New Jobs in Liberty County

• Premier League Announces Summer Series is Heading to Atlanta

• Inaugural Georgia FLEX Finals Set to Begin at Fitzgerald High School College & Career Academy April 13th

• 21.0% Of Georgia Homebuyers Are 55+ Years Old, Above U.S. Average

• Governor Kemp Announces Judicial Appointments

• Georgia High School Friends Get Accepted to Over 110 Colleges

• Best States for Working from Home – WalletHub Study

• After Nearly Two Years, New-Vehicle Transaction Prices Fall Below Sticker Price in March 2023

• First-time Homebuyers See Now as a Good Time to Buy Despite Market Uncertainty

April 11, 2023

• Statue Unveiled for Columbus Native, Auburn Baseball Great, Frank Thomas

• Foster-based Dog Rescue Needs Help Expanding in Chattahoochee Valley

• Georgia Ports Growing Big: Mason Mega Rail

• Georgia Lawmakers Try to Wrap Heads Around Regulating Hemp-based Recreational Products

• Remembering Former UPS CEO Oz Nelson: The CEO Who Moved UPS to ATL

• EV Charging Infrastructure Needs ‘a Manhattan Project Effort’ to Scale Out: Kia America COO

• The Home Depot Foundation Increases Financial Commitment Up to $400,000 for Spring Tornado and Severe Storm Relief

• This is How You Can Support Georgia Linemen

• Announcing She Leads Webinar Hosted by Secretary Brad Raffensperger: “Marriage and Money: Starting Your Financial Life Together”

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Decreased in March

• Small Business Owners Hopeful in Economy, But See Inflation as a Problem Over Next Two to Five Years

• Healthcare Private Equity Deals Reached Nearly $90 Billion in 2022

April 10, 2023

• Community Reacts to Columbus Police Chief Retirement

• East Alabama Paramedics Named First Friday Heroes

• CVCC Offers Numerous Scholarship Options for High School Seniors

• Kia to Assemble New Electric Vehicle at Georgia Plant

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