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March 22, 2018

• New Study Reveals Most US Insurance Carriers Are Unprepared to Leverage IoT Data for Strategic Business Needs

• Online and In-Store, Car Buyers Looking for Change, According to New Cox Automotive Study

March 21, 2018

• Congressman Sanford Bishop Honored by U.S. Chamber with Spirit of Enterprise Award

• 15 Years after Its Birth, Columbus Park Crossing Getting First Convenience Store

• St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School’s 12th Annual Spring Event is April 14th

• Guess What Southern Fried Appetizer This Barbecue Restaurant Named ‘Dilly Dilly’

• SunTrust: 2018 Business Growth Hinges on Employee Retention and Acquisition

• Georgia Public Service Commission Reduces Nuclear Construction Cost Recovery Fee

• What They Are Saying: Georgia Banks & Industry Groups Applaud Dodd-Frank Rollback

• GaDOE Provides $1.1M for Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education Labs in Rural Schools

• Emory, Georgia Tech Research: How Infectious Diseases Can Spread on Airline Flights

• Sen. Isakson: Annual Military Service Academy Day for Georgia Students Will be Held on April 28th

• Georgia Credit Union Affiliates Wins National Marketing Award

• AG Chris Carr Commends Georgia General Assembly for Passing Measure to Combat Demand for Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking

• TripAdvisor Reveals Top Destinations Around The World In 2018 Travelers' Choice Awards

• When Buying A Private Jet Card, Don't Forget To Compare Peak Days

• Outdoor Home Improvements Provide Greatest Value: Appraisal Institute

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Decreased 2.6% in February

March 20, 2018

• Spring Fling Carnival, Thunder in the Valley Air Show Coming Soon to Columbus

• CSU Offers Spring Break Activ8 Camps for Children

• Shaw High Student Chosen as Youth Correspondent at Media Conference in Washington, D.C.

• Bill Would Let ‘Micro-Hospitals’ In Rural Georgia Counties

• GSU Professor: Navigating the Law of Social Entrepreneurship

• 'Radical New Charging Technology' Sparks UPS Switch to All Electric Fleet in London

• Advanced Technology Development Center Taking 12 Georgia Companies to Bay Area Venture Capitalists

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