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December 14, 2023

• Athens Free Clinic Wins National Award

• UGA Reveals 2024 Bulldog 100 Businesses

• Georgia Bikes Announces 2024 Grant Award from Governor’s Office of Highway Safety

• Nominations Now Open for Georgia Schools in Need of Some TLC

• Georgia's Festive Regifting Economy is Worth $602 Million

• The Georgia Counties with the Highest Crime Rates

• JAMES Magazine Online: Senate Republicans Set Priorities for Upcoming Session

• These are the Most Uniquely Popular Names in Georgia

• Inventory Numbers For Lake Properties Hold Heading Into The Winter Months

• Raises Are 25% Smaller Than Last Year & Fewer Are Getting Them

• New Harris Poll Finds 55% of U.S. Adults Plan to Prioritize Travel Over Other Luxuries Despite Economic Uncertainty

• 75% of the Industrial Sector Experienced a Ransomware Attack in the Past Year, Claroty Study Finds

• New Deloitte Study Reveals Most U.S. Workers 'Cover' Their Identities at Work to Their -- and Their Employers' -- Detriment

December 13, 2023

• University of Georgia Institute of Government Knows Workforce

• FormFree President Eric Lapin to Speak On Artificial Intelligence at MISMO Winter Summit

• City of Winterville Special Election on Sunday Sales by the Drink on March 12th

• Southern Company Executive Chairman Tom Fanning to Retire Dec. 31st

• Officials Break Ground on $20.5M Project to Turn Union Co. Into Georgia Gigabit Community

• Norfolk Southern Grants Nearly $600,000 to 29 Organizations Combatting Homelessness

• Governor, First Lady Announce Arts and Humanities Awards, Celebrate Georgia’s Creative Community

• American Peanut Council Names Georgia Grower to Chair Board

• Georgia's Most Popular Christmas Movie, Revealed

• Georgia Named among the Top 10 States Most Likely to Suffer from Sleep Disorders

• Survey: Despite Improved Hiring Outlook, HR Leaders' Expectations Worsen

• Deloitte Private Survey: Cash Flow May Limit Private Company Hiring in the Year Ahead

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