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December 20, 2023

• Georgia’s Public Charter Schools See Enrollment Growth

• Gov. Kemp Swears In Nigel Lange as Inspector General

• Is Chick-Fil-A Open On Christmas Day 2023?

• Peach Bowl, Inc. Commits in Charitable Giving $5.7M for the 2023-24 College Football Season

• Staffing Employment Edges Down in Third Quarter

• Interest Rates Keep Rising, and So Does Our Holiday Spending

• Pearl Meyer Survey Shows Salary Increases Slowing

• Nearly 60% of Credit Cardholders in the U.S. Live Paycheck to Paycheck

• Tips to Avoid Utility Scams During the Winter Holiday Season

December 19, 2023

• Forbes: Just Like That, Atlanta Is Sports Capital Of The World

• $3 Million Grant to Morris Brown College, the School’s Largest in 20 Years

• The City of College Park Launches Paperless Building Permit and Business License Application and Tracking System

• The North Face Veteran Mike Ferris Joins PLAE as Chief Brand Officer

• Hawks Spread Holiday Cheer with Students and Teachers at the Boyce L. Ansley School in Atlanta

• Cobb Linc Buses Stuffed With Toys

• Atlanta Motorsports Park Receives 2023 Outstanding Facility Award

• Ammunition Expands Leadership with New Chief Creative Officer & Chief Operating Officer

• 13th Annual Heroes Golf Tournament Raises $150,000 in Support of U.S. Army Rangers

• Mary Beth Lake of Harry Norman, REALTORS Sworn In as VP of Advocacy for Atlanta REALTORS Association

• RangeWater Real Estate Appoints Jim Mauck as New Chief Financial Officer

• Barbara J. Johnson Named Perimeter College Dean

• Fischer Homes Promotes Preston Esco to Construction Manager

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Dips Before the Holidays

• Bentina Terry Named President and CEO of Southern Company Telecom Subsidiaries

• More than $2 Million Owed to Georgia Workers in Back Wages | How to See if You're Owed Money

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