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January 08, 2019

• Deloitte Study: Consumers Pump the Brakes on Autonomous Vehicle Adoption

• US Tech Sector Hiring Cooled Off in December, CompTIA Analysis Shows

January 07, 2019

• Portrait of Governor Deal, Mrs. Deal Unveiled at State Capitol

• Newest Commissioner Takes Seat on the Georgia Public Service Commission

• The Top 10 Georgia Health Care Stories in 2018

• Southern Company Announces Management Changes

• Exchange Enrollment Extended in Counties Ravaged by Hurricane

• AG Carr: Georgia to Receive More Than $16M in Consumer Protection Settlement with Wells Fargo

• Synovus Completes Acquisition of FCB Financial Holdings, Inc.

• SK Innovation to Make Donation to Education in Jackson County

• Strong Job Growth Suggests That Recession Talk is Premature

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Declined in December

• Edmunds Experts Forecast 16.9 Million New Vehicles Will Be Sold in 2019

December 21, 2018

• The Boutique Bus Offers Clothes on the go

• What to Expect from Newest Hall Planning Commission Member Gina Pilcher

• North Georgia Nursing Academy Plans for Site in Fairground Business Center

• UNG Has Added These Countries to its List of International Partnerships

• Here's What May Happen to Gainesville's Store following Sears' Declaration of Bankruptcy

• Georgia Manufacturer Sells to Greif for $1.8B

• Georgians First Committee Announces Regional Celebration Events

• Senate Sends Bipartisan Veterans Package to President, Capping Off Record Two Years of Accomplishments

• Georgia DOT Restricts Lane Closures for Christmas and New Year Holidays

• Southern Company Ranked No. 1 Energy Company and No. 7 on List of Military Friendly Employers

• Secretary of State-elect Brad Raffensperger Appoints Jordan Fuchs as Deputy Secretary of State

• With Late Spurt, Exchange Enrollment Almost Catches Up to Last Year’s Total

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