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August 17, 2023

• 2023’s Best Cities for Thrifting

• New Study Reveals Data Management Is a Top Challenge in the AI Revolution

• Survey Reveals Widespread Impact of Inflation

• Home Un-Improvement--Homeowners Putting Off Home Upkeep, Risking Damage

August 16, 2023

• Athens Academy Presents Chambers Award to Gene Howard

• Dr. Samantha Avoke to Join St. Mary's Internal Medicine Associates

• UNG President Shannon Outlines Opportunity Ahead

• Chick-fil-A Introduces The Honey Pepper Pimento Chicken Sandwich

• Home Depot Announces Q2 Results; $15 Billion Share Repurchase

• Back to School: How to Help decide If Your Kids are Ready for a Phone

• UGA Archway Partnership Helps Georgia Communities Prepare for Prosperous Futures

• AG Chris Carr Pushes Back Against EPA’s Proposed New Rule on Power Plants

• Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols To Deliver Keynote Address at the Experience Power Conference

• Southeastern Grocers Launches Community Donation Program Benefiting More than 420 Local Schools

• Nearly 1 in 5 Americans say, "Cash is king," According to New Empower Research

• Home Buyers Gain Breathing Room with Late-summer Slowdown on the Way

• Cybersecurity Sector Witnesses Significant Funding Shift Amid Market Realignment, Pinpoint Search Group Reports

August 15, 2023

• Dr. Samantha Avoke to Join St. Mary’s Internal Medicine Associates

• Read the Full CCSD Disparity Study Report

• UGA Welcomes Class of 2027

• Home Depot Foundation Commits up to $500,000 to Support Communities Impacted by Wildfires in Maui

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Declining at a Snail’s Pace

• Atlanta Falcons Rank Third as the Team that Sees the Biggest Drop in Fan Support Each Season, Data Reveals

• A History of Hip-hop in Georgia: From Jack the Rapper to 'Rap's Epicenter'

• Cities Connect: Laws and Regulations of Medical Cannabis in Georgia

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