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June 28, 2022

• Rural Small Businesses Play Key Factor in American Economic Growth but Experience Roadblocks to Success

• States Whose Unemployment Rates Are Bouncing Back the Quickest – WalletHub Study

• The Hottest Real Estate Markets of 2021

• Only Three Percent of Consumers Remain Brand Loyal if Offered Rewards by a Competitor, New Survey Finds

• BBB Tip: Avoid Hidden Fees When Booking Your Next Trip

June 27, 2022

• Fort Benning Holds 2022 Independence Celebration

• Championships, PBC Commissioner’s Cup Part of the Well-rounded CSU Student-athlete Experience

• Actor, Day 26 Member Willie Taylor Talks ‘Grown Man Issues’ Ahead of Columbus Production

• Local Organization Making Sure Seniors Are Keeping Cool in the Heat

• Governor Announces Healthcare Workforce Commission Appointees

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Rise in May Unemployment Rates

• Georgia Power Requests Funding to Support Essential, Critical Investments in Electric Grid Reliability

• Where Georgia Ranks Among States Most Dependent on Small Businesses

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces Appointments to Three Study Committees

• HUD Continuum of Care Supplemental to Address Unsheltered and Rural Homelessness

• AG Chris Carr: Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit Shares Tips to Help Educators Prevent, Report Trafficking

• Netflix Lays Off Several Hundred More Employees

• Over Half of Restaurants Say Business Has Reached Pre-COVID Levels or Better

• Money Matters More than Time to Working Adults in New CareerBuilder Survey

June 24, 2022

• Columbus Sees Rise in May Unemployment Rate

• Columbus Restaurant Weigh in on Effects of Food Price Inflation

• Cusseta-Chattahoochee County Public Library Will Host Grand Re-Opening Ceremonies

• 5 Georgia Podcasts You Should Be Listening To

• Gov. Kemp Addresses Georgia School Safety & Homeland Security Conference

• Georgia Poet Laureate, Council for the Arts Announce 2022 Poet Laureate Prize Winner, Finalists

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