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February 13, 2023

• Oconee Financial Corporation Reports Fourth Quarter 2022 Results

• Local Physicians Participate in Speaker Series at Athens Academy

• Roderick Wallace Named Housing and Community Development (HCD) Department Director for ACCGov

• 25 Biggest Georgia Companies and Stocks

• January State Tax Revenues Up 1.1 Percent

• Domain Timber Advisors Acquires Nearly 22,000 Acres of Southeast Timberland

• Georgia Has 9 Locations on Most Congested Bottlenecks for Trucks in America

• Georgia-based Medical Cannabis Provider, Botanical Sciences Announces Opening of New Facility

• KIA: Three Models Captured Segment Awards including Sportage and Forte

• Peach State Health Plan and the Centene Charitable Foundation Donate $1 million to Georgia Primary Care Association

• Mellow Mushroom Bakes Up Hot Offers for Valentine’s Day

• Buyers Are Getting More for Their Money as Home Shopping Season Approaches

• BBB and IRS Webinar: Scams and Tax-related Identity Theft

• 92% of Organizations Think They Need to Share How Data is Used in AI

February 10, 2023

• UGA Law School Receives $1.4M Grant from The Stanton Foundation

• Piedmont Athens Community Health Educator April Dorsett Awarded Excellence in Coalition and Partnership Building by Safe Kids Georgia

• Athens Academy Students Participate in Model UN

• Georgia Lawmakers Look to Raise the Minimum Wage

• IRS to Georgians: Don’t File Your Income Taxes, Yet - What to Know

• University System of Georgia Announces New Career Planning Tool for Student Success Before and After Graduation

• Gov. Kemp Announces Appointment of New Revenue Commissioner

• Cities Connect: What the Economic Census Means for Cities

• Chick-fil-A Welcomes Cauliflower to the Menu

• Southern Company Issues 2nd Moving to Equity Report Detailing Equity Progress & Impact

• Charlie Harper: Working Georgians Lack Homes They Can Purchase

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