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October 25, 2019

• Carr Recognizes DEA Drug Take Back Day, Encourages Georgians to Participate

• Dr. Albert Scott Named President of Georgia OB/GYN Society

• Emory to Become Big Tenant at Northlake Mall

• Startup Small Businesses Struggling to Hire Skilled Staff; Turn to Contractors for Specialized Expertise

• Customers Rely on Reviews for Purchases, But Only 32% of Businesses Use Them According to New Survey

• 9 In 10 Employees Come To Work Sick, Survey Shows

October 24, 2019

• Have a Unique Antique Collection in Columbus? ‘American Pickers’ is Coming to Town.

• Ladies Auxiliary of Columbus to Host Craft Fair at St. Anne Catholic Church

• Georgia’s Presidential Debate will be Hosted by Four Women Moderators

• Georgia Historical Society Honors Reinhardt University Professor and Students for Best Article in the Georgia Historical Quarterly

• Survey Results Show Parent, Classroom Teacher Concerns about Academic Standards

• The Home Depot Announces 2019 Innovation Award Winners

• Found: The Best Breakfast Spot in Georgia Is Hiding in This College Town

• GEA Fall Conference Schedule Released And Registration Open

• UPS Releases 3Q 2019 Earnings

• Girl Scouts Recruitment Underway

• USDA Honors 25 Years of Tribal Land-Grant Universities and their Contributions

• 71% of Americans Say Debt Keeps Them from Donating More to Charity

October 23, 2019

• ‘The Issues Are More Than Housing, Jobs.’ What Columbus is Learning from On The Table

• YOGC Opens 26th Season With Harmony Out Of Dischord October 29th

• CSU Approved for Two New Bachelor’s Degrees in Cybersecurity

• Jimmy Carter Hospitalized after Fall at Georgia Home

• Gulfstream Introduces The All-New Gulfstream G700

• Peanut Poll Results are Peachy

• Southern Company's 2019 Proxy Statement Recognized as the Nation's Best

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