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August 28, 2024

• LifeLink of Georgia Encourages Organ Donors to Leave a Lasting Legacy

• AGCO Hosts AEM's 'Manufacturing Express' with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp

• New Study Shows Georgia in the Top 10 List of Most Stressed U.S. States

• US Consumer Confidence Rises Slightly in August

• Renting Is More Affordable Than Buying a Home in 96% of Major U.S. Cities

• US Businesses Lack Quality Temporary Workers

August 27, 2024

• Gov. Kemp Announces 26 Appointments to State Boards, Commissions, and Authorities

• 6 Months Later Issues Continue for Troubled USPS Facility in Atlanta

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Dips Lower

• UGA Course Connects Students with Georgia’s Coastal Seafood Heritage

• Georgia Residents Less Interested in Gold Investing than U.S. Average

• Investigators Uncover Drone Deliveries of Drugs to Georgia Prisons

• Secretary Hosts Law Enforcement Tabletop on Secure Elections

• New Research Challenges Assumptions on Workplace Engagement: Hybrid Work Emerges as a Front-Runner

• Student Housing Preleasing, Rent Growth Decelerated in July, Reports Yardi Matrix

• 78% of Tech Leaders Are Worried About SaaS Security Threats, According to a National Survey from Onymos

August 26, 2024

• Norfolk Southern Reaches Tentative Collective Agreements with Four Labor Unions

• Georgia Natural Gas' Greener Life Program Reaches New Milestones

• Chick-fil-A to Launch New Streaming Service, Report Says

• State Launches Ad Campaign for Georgia Pathways Medicaid Program

• Fed's Bostic Accelerates Rate Cut Call, Saying September or November 'Definitely in Play'

• Georgia Ranks Second in U.S. for Highest Student Loan Debt Per Borrower

• Georgia Lands Federal Funds to Get the Lead Out of School Water

• Global Ransomware Attacks, Demands & Payments Rose in Q2

• Breaking Down Historic Olympic Viewership

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