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August 28, 2020

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Hosts Tele-town Hall Helping Military Families Protect their Finances during Coronavirus

• Liability Shields: Half of Georgians Believe Employers Should Be Liable for Covid-19 Lawsuits, Finds Study

• Walmart Joins Talks to Buy TikTok

• Nearly 86% of Homeowners Say They Are Prepared for Hurricane Season, but Covid-19 Brings New Challenges

• Global Smart Home Market: Insights & Forecast with Potential Impact of COVID-19

August 27, 2020

• Technical College System of Georgia Recognized as Only Purple Heart System in Nation

• GMA Launches Mask Up Georgia’s Cities Campaign

• UPS Announces Executive Leadership Team Changes

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Ports Now Number One For Exports

• Georgia Tourism Summit Going Virtual on September 2nd

• Georgia Power Stresses Summer Savings with Energy Efficiency

• Georgia Film Academy Offers COVID Courses for Industry Workers

• SCDHHS: Upcoming Informational Session for Pharmacy Providers on Average Acquisition Cost Program

• 61 Million Americans Have Stopped Commuting Due to COVID-19

• White House Announces Additional $1B for the Farmers to Families Food Box Program

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Decreased in August

August 26, 2020

• ‘Stacy’s Chicken Salad Chick’ to Host First Anniversary Celebration in Rome, Aug. 24-29

• Governor Kemp Names 25 Appointments

• Georgia DOT Awards $85 Million in Construction Contracts in July

• To Stop COVID-19, Gov. Kemp Urges Georgians to Do "Four Things for Fall"

• Georgia Power Crews Ready to Respond to Hurricane Laura

• The Recreational Group Acquires Engineered Turf, A Leader in Synthetic Grass Manufacturing

• AG Carr Announces $85.1M Multistate Settlement with Honda Motor Company, Inc. & Honda of America Mfg., Inc.

• Senator David Perdue: Savannah Port Project On Track For Completion

• Georgia Tech Introduces Long-Term Initiative to Advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

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