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April 17, 2015

• Governor Deal: ‘Wait is Over’ for Families in Need of Cannabis Oil

• SunTrust: Many Higher Income Households Living Paycheck-to-Paycheck

• Wilmington Island is One of the Hottest Trends in Coastal Georgia Real Estate

• Chief of Georgia Health Care Association Nursing Home Group Steps Down

• Southern Company Subsidiary Acquires Fourth California Solar Project

• 100 Day Average Price for Gas Down More Than $1 From Last Year in Georgia

• Employee Confidence at an All-time High Despite Weaker Than Expected U.S. Employment Gains

• March Sees Consolidation in Commodity Markets

April 16, 2015

• Lanier Islands to Hire Hundreds Ahead of the Holiday Season

• Atlanta's Sage CEO Stephen Kelly Set to Keynote SleeterCon 2015, the "Graduate School" for Small Business Accounting Technology

• Atlanta’s Explosive Film and TV Growth, by the Numbers

• Terry Vais to Succeed Alex Marren as ExpressJet COO; Brad Sheehan Named Senior Vice President Operations

• SunTrust Park Begins to Take Shape

• Attorney Steven G. Hill Speaks at Atlanta Bar Association IP SpringPosium

• KSU Receives $5M to Rename Culinary Sustainability, Hospitality Program in Honor of Michael Leven

• Phase 3 Acquires Brand Fever to Expand Creative, Strategic Marketing Capabilities

• The Aflac Duck Hits the Gym in New Television Commercial

• Charlie Harper: Jimmy Carter: a Former President, a Current Faith

• Peanut Farmers Approve the Georgia Peanut Commission by 92 Percent

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Steady at 6.3%

• Georgia Lottery Corp. Transfers $261M to Education

• GPA Container Traffic Leaps Nearly 28%, Sets New Record

• Chris Markwood Named President of Columbus State University

• NCR Launches Kalpana, Takes ATM Operations to the Cloud

• Judge Gives Georgia Company 30 Days to Buy John Rogers Assets

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