New Proposal Keeps Georgia's Voting System in Place till '28, Despite QR Codes
Georgia representatives abandoned a deadline to change the state’s voting technology before this November’s election, advancing a bill Tuesday that delays a switch to hand-marked paper ballots until the 2028 election year.
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Citrus Fruits are Headed to Georgia Ports with a Growing Trade in Chilled Imports
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Atlanta International Terminal Swamped Amid TSA Staffing Shortage
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Dublin-Laurens County Chamber Starts Search for New President & CEO
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Georgia Bill Protecting Student Political Activity in School Advances Toward Final Votes
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Georgia General Assembly Approves $1.5M GOSA Grant for Final Expansion of McIntosh Reserve
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Senate Passes Bill to Crack Down on Out-of-State Companies Buying Single-Family Homes
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Outlook: Growth in the Southeast Remains Resilient as Companies Emphasize Selective Execution
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The CFO Blind Spot: 92% Still Rely on Manual Efforts to Close- Despite the Potential to Automate
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63% of Workers Say AI Will Make the Workplace Feel Less Human in 2026
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Ryan Hogan on the Great Things Happening at ABAC
Vice President of Enrollment Management, Marketing, and Communications at ABAC Ryan Hogan discusses enrollment growth, new degree programs, and the bright future for the institution.
A Former NBA Star is Now a Champion For Georgia’s Foster Youth
Former Atlanta Hawks star Kevin Willis knows the power of having people in your corner. Growing up in inner-city Detroit, Kevin and his older brother made a promise as teenagers that one day they would find a way to give back and help young people build better futures.
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One of the voices of Farm Monitor explains the importance of telling stories highlighting Georgia’s number one industry, agriculture.
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Partner at Moore Clarke DuVall & Rodgers, P.C. Brad Folsom discusses their regional approach to serving clients throughout the state.
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