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January 24, 2024

• Piedmont Awards Top Honor to Two Employees

• 18 OCS Students Claim Technology Titles

• Technical College System of Georgia Implements Foreign Labor Certification Program

• Georgia Ports Updates Northeast Georgia Leaders on Blue Ridge Connector Project Plans

• Georgia Board of Natural Resources OKs Funds for 13 Outdoor Projects

• The Home Depot Kicks Off 15th Year of Campus Enhancements for HBCU's

• Deloitte: M&A Activity Poised for a Rebound in 2024; Value of Deals Expected to Increase

• State Senate Committee Passes Antisemitism Bill

• North Georgia Power Company Returning More than $8 Million to its Customers

• New Report: Economic Fears Driving Retirees Back to Work

• 10 Best Places in Georgia for a Couple To Live Only on Social Security

• More than half of Gen Z and Millennial Grocery Shoppers Prefer Self-Checkout, According to New Survey

January 23, 2024

• Athens Technical College, Clayton State University Sign Paralegal Articulation Agreement

• Zaxby's Makes Impressive Climb in Entrepreneur Magazine’s Franchise 500 Ranking

• SOS Webinar: "One-Stop Shop: SOS Licensing, Corporations, Securities/Charities

• HACEMOS Scholarship Program Now Accepting Applications

• Matt Donaldson to Serve as Southern Area Director for National Association of State Boards of Education

• Charlie Harper: What if We Held a Campaign and No One Came?

• The Most Expensive US States to Start a Business in 2024

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Inched Down in December

• New Report Finds Cybersecurity Staffing Shortage as Top Concern for School Districts

• Synchrony Study Reveals More Shoppers Value In-Store Retail Experiences, Financing Options for Large Purchases

January 22, 2024

• Announcing the New Yellow Jacket Bistro at Athens

• Four STAR Students Selected For OCS

• University Cancer & Blood Center Opens Comprehensive Breast Health Center

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