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April 14, 2025

• ACC Planning Commission Votes To Deny Special Permit To Replace Saye Building With Parking Lot

• 2025 State of the Community Address Video from Mayor Kelly Girtz

• Ride-Sharing Company Takes Top Prize At Idea Accelerator

• Trump Tariffs Have Georgia Businesses Nervous

• GaDOE Recognizes 25 Winners Of The 2024-2025 Military Flagship School Award

• Legislation Targets Investors Who Own Vast Swaths Of Georgia Housing Stock

• Democrats Pitch Expansion of Child Tax Credit

• Sens. Ossoff & Cassidy Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Give Americans Control of Their Online Data

• AI’s Role in Transforming Education: A Journey to Understanding

• Georgia Lawmakers Approve Measure That Could Help Trump, Prison Inmates

• Startup CEO Salaries Reach Record Highs in 2025

• 67% of Businesses Can Boost Revenue by Addressing Website Performance, Finds New Liquid Web Study

• Homes Sell for $5,600 More When They Are Listed in Late May

• New Ready to Hire Research Suggests Financial Barriers Preventing Gen Z From Closing the Skills Gap in the Skilled Trades

April 11, 2025

• Sales Dawgs Take Home Top Prizes

• Seventh Cohort of Women’s Staff Leadership Institute Celebrates Graduates

• Red Carpet Tour Attracts Global CEOs, Boosts State Economy

• Augusta National Sees Changes after Damage Caused by Hurricane Helene

• Georgia’s Pre-K Program Boosts Kindergarten Readiness

• New Partnership Expands Alzheimer’s and Hospice Education in Georgia

• Assurant Collaborates with Arbor Day Foundation and AT&T To Reforest Critical California Ecosystem

• Lanier Boat Show Hits the Docks in April

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity Increases Quarterly in Q1 2025

• Confidence Among Global Accountants Falls Further in Q1 2025 Amid Very Sharp Decline in the U.S.

• Nine out of Ten Americans Concerned About Cybercriminals Leveraging AI

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