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September 20, 2022

• Uber Now Offers EV Rides in 25 Cities

• New-Vehicle Prices Increase for Fifth Straight Month, Set Record Again in August, According to Kelley Blue Book

September 19, 2022

• Tifton City Manager Accepts New Position with Georgia Municipal Association

• Georgia Approved for Electric Vehicle Network Funding

• Six Georgia Public Schools Receive 2022 National Blue Ribbon Recognition

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Fall 7 Cents

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce: Rural Brain Drain

• Georgia’s Top Burger Chains in 2022

• How Georgia Is Seeing Successful Results Through New 988 Mental Health hotline

• Bed Bath & Beyond is Closing More Than 50 Stores. Here's Where They Are

• Study: 2022’s States With the Highest Job Resignation Rates

• FAU Poll: Inflation Delivers a Blow to Summer Travel Plans

September 16, 2022

• TRMC Foundation Donates Lifeline Arms to Local EMS

• Global Agriscience Manufacturer to Invest $35M in Jasper County

• The Home Depot Expands Reporting on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Deforestation Efforts

• Across Georgia, Home Visitors Support a Good Start

• Georgia DOT Wins Top National Award for Transportation Communications

• Georgia Manufacturing Alliance partners with CABP for 4th Annual Best Practices Expo and Conference in October

• Georgia Set to Celebrate Intellectual Property Month in October for the Fifth Consecutive Year

• Bloomberg Tax Predicts Inflation Increase

• Nearly 30% of Pet Owners Can't Afford Their Pets Amid Inflation

• States That Lack Childcare Workers

September 15, 2022

• Rain or Shine: Omega celebrates Pepper Festival

• Murder Mystery at ABAC’s Georgia Museum of Agriculture Scheduled for Four Sessions on October 1

• Senate Study Committee Considers How to Beef up Georgia’s Cybersecurity

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