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March 03, 2022

• The Home Depot Foundation's Path to Pro Program Expands Skilled Trades Training to More than 250 Schools in Over 30 States

• 5.9% Of Georgia Workers Work Night Shifts, 18th Most in U.S.

• UGA Skidaway Institute Hawaii Research Resumes After Pandemic Delay

• Business Leaders Warn That Ongoing Supply Chain Disruption Caused By COVID-19 Is Having A Critical Impact On The Ability To Drive Profitability

• 4 in 10 Employers Report a Rise in Candidate Ghosting, Robert Half Research Shows

• Nearly 90% of Companies to Remain Open in 2022, but Employers Reluctant to Adapt to a New Workplace Reality, Study Shows

March 02, 2022

• Little Italy Pizza Firing up the Brick Ovens in Gainesville Once Again

• InnovateUNG Shows Creativity of Students

• Speaker David Ralston & Chairman Shaw Blackmon Announce Historic Income Tax Cut

• Zaxby's Launches New Signature Club Sandwich

• Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Celebrates 70 Years

• Georgia Bar Pours out all Russian Vodka Following Invasion of Ukraine

• Georgia Smart Communities Challenge Announced

• Poll: Residents Impacted by its Location Support Rivian Facility

• GaDOE Provides Proactive Teacher Recruitment Assistance for Rural Georgia

• 83 Percent of Americans Worried About K-12 Public School Staff Shortages

• Millennial Home Buyers in a Changing Real Estate Market

• Expedia Study Warns the "Workcation" Isn't a Cure for Vacation Deprivation

• Survey Finds Majority of Homeowners Postponing Renovations and Repairs

March 01, 2022

• Georgia's Rural Center Awarded $1.1 Million in American Rescue Plan Funding for Rural Infrastructure Projects

• Georgia Mid-Year Budget: State Worker, Teacher Raises Approved; Refund for Taxpayers

• This Atlanta Startup Helps People Curtail Alcohol Use: It's Grown to 100,000 Users

• CAES Generates Record-Setting $686.3 Million Annual Economic Impact in Georgia

• Georgia Pump Price Average Spike 13 Cents

• Federal-State Partnership for State of Good Repair Grant Program

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