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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Georgia Lottery enjoys record third quarter ATLANTA The Georgia Lottery is coming off the most successful quarter in its 27-year history. The lottery raised more than $415.8 million in profits for education during January, February and March, an all-time record for a quarter, the Georgia Lottery Corp. reported Thursday. “The Georgia Lottery’s extraordinary results have a wide-reaching impact on Georgia’s students, families and communities,” Gov. Brian Kemp said. “Lottery-funded Pre-K prepares our youngest students with a foundation for learning, while HOPE keeps our best and brightest students in state, building a strong workforce and driving economic development in Georgia.”
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Faten Alshazly, Robin Fitzgerald and Jessica Apellaniz join Gerety for latest edition in the TALK series
Gerety Talks North American Creativity with Faten Alshazly, co-founder and chief creative officer at WeUsThem, CANADA, Robin Fitzgerald, chief creative officer at BBDO Atlanta, USA and Jessica Apellaniz, chief creative officer for Mexico & Latam, Ogilvy, MEXICO.
Faten is the founder and chief creative officer of WeUsThem, a full-service ad agency with a client roster that includes Telus, Nestlé and Cambridge University, among others. She is one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women, named Executive of the Year and most recently Entrepreneur of the Year, 1 of 5 Women of Inspiration, a Woman of Influence, a Woman of Excellence and a Diva of Color most recently in 2020. As part of her work in the community, Faten currently serves on the boards Efficiency One, the Halifax Chamber of Commerce and the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia
ATLANTA â Elections, pandemic recovery and the echoes of last summerâs protests against police in Georgia dominated a 2021 legislative session marked by bitter divisions between Georgiaâs political parties.
The session, which wrapped up Wednesday and will return next January, was the General Assemblyâs first since the 2020 election cycle upended statewide politics as Democrats notched historic wins and Republicans moved to rewrite dozens of voting laws.
Both sides put off disagreements to largely repeal Georgiaâs citizenâs arrest law that had been on the books since the Civil War and helped fuel protests over police brutality and racial injustice that swept the country for months starting last May.
Elections, COVID highlight work in 2021 Ga session statesboroherald.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from statesboroherald.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.