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August 01, 2019

• Speaker Ralston Announces Paid Family Leave Policy for Georgia House of Representatives Employees

• Southern Company Reports Second-quarter 2019 Earnings

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces Members of Senate Agriculture, Forestry and Landscape Workforce Access Study Committee

• From an Unlikely Source, Market-based Transit Policies

• Sen. Isakson Applauds Administration’s Rule to Expand Access to Retirement Savings

• Shaw's 2018 Sustainability Report Simultaneously Focuses on Environmental Health and the Human Experience

• Trucking Industry Revenues Top $796B in 2018

• Financial Advisors Are Overwhelmingly Optimistic On U.S. Outlook, Split on Fed Rate Cuts

• Half Of Americans Would Take A Job With No Paid Time Off For A Higher Salary

• Report Finds Hacking Of Internet Connected Cars Big National Security Threat

July 31, 2019

• Ten Transportation Projects Awarded in June to the Northeast Region

• Governor Kemp Holds Swearing-In Ceremonies for 27 Appointees

• PwC Study: Georgia Snags No. 2 Spot for Aerospace Manufacturing

• Georgia DOT, Partners Receive National Award for Environmental Excellence in Transportation

• Savannah Moves Record 4.5M TEUs

• Georgia Power Orders First Fuel Load for Vogtle Unit 3

• Georgia Ranks in Top 15 States for Worst Credit Card Debt

• MARTA to Receive $2.6M from Federal Transit Administration for Zero-Emission Buses

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Rebounded in July

• Hourly Earnings and Weekly Hours Worked Increase at Small Businesses in July

July 30, 2019

• Northeast Georgia Medical Center Lumpkin Celebrates First Week of Life-saving Care

• Gainesville Sets Record in June

• GMA: Phishing Attacks on Cities Increasing

• UPS Launches My Choice For Business Platform To Enhance Visibility And Control For SMBs

• Charlie Harper: Avoid College Debt Mistakes By Making Informed Decisions

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