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February 25, 2021

• Charlie Harper: Covid Winter Is Still Here, But Spring Is Coming

• Flexible Workspaces and Hybrid Office Spaces Popular for Reconfiguration

• LG Geoff Duncan Lauds Passage of Election Reform Package

• Flu Vaccination this Season Likely to be Highest Ever

• Rural Communities Opioid Response Program in Georgia

• Survey Finds Employees Are In No Rush to Return to the Office, Even With a Vaccine

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 1.4% in January

• Cox Automotive Study Finds Car Buying Process Improved During COVID-19 Pandemic

February 24, 2021

• Floyd Medical Center Enhancing Its Trauma Services

• David Perdue Decides Not to Run for U.S. Senate in 2022

• State Election Board Invites Dominion Voting Systems to Discuss 2020 Statewide Voting System Implementation

• Comissioner Tim Echols: A Stitch in Time Saves Nine

• The Home Depot Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal 2020 Results; Increases Quarterly Dividend by 10 Percent

• GPB and the Georgia Forestry Foundation Continue Partnership With Launch of Georgia Forests Virtual Learning Journey II

• Georgia Power Reminds Customers to Be Vigilant, Follow Simple Tips to Avoid Common Scams

• Georgia Employers Association: What is New for 2021 in Labor & Employment Law

• Special Olympics Georgia Hosts 12th Annual Polar Plunge

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Improved in February

• Employers Take Note: Employee Incentives Don't Align with Their Preferences

February 23, 2021

• Bank of America Helps Fuel Black Innovation with Launch of the Center for Black Entrepreneurship in Atlanta

• Georgia-based Quikrete to Acquire Forterra in $2B+ Deal

• Power Poll: Georgia Leaders Say ‘Normal’ Will Return, Eventually

• Over a 5-Year Span, Georgia Wages Have Grown 2.8%

• Georgia Pump Prices Jump 18 Cents

• Georgia Power Encourages Planting the Right Tree In the Right Place on Georgia Arbor Day

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