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June 29, 2022

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces Appointments to the Georgia Commission on Civics Education

• New LIV Golf Series Raises Plenty of Questions and Eyebrows

• Two Individuals Convicted in $1.4 B Health Care Fraud Scheme Involving Rural Hospitals in Georgia

• Volkswagen Sells Stake in Electrify America to Siemens

• Retirement Savings Tax Breaks Leave Middle Class Households Behind

• Over Half of U.S. Consumers Say Their Standard of Living is Declining

• 57% of Organizations Take Days or Weeks for Infrastructure Access to be Approved

June 28, 2022

• Enmarket Announces New VP of Marketing

• Healthy Savannah Announces Community Health Advocate Training

• Savannah Rep's The Spitfire Grill Opens July 1st

• RealTrends Honors Seabolt's Staci Donegan as #5 Real Estate Agent in Georgia for 2022

• Parker College of Business Students Work with Boys & Girls Club of Bulloch County

• Hinesville Sees Rise in May Unemployment Rate

• Savannah Jazz Presents Herb Alpert

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average on the Decline Ahead of Independence Day

• Georgia Business Assets a Powerful Magnet for Electric Vehicle Industry

• Civil Rights Legend and Tech Pioneer to be Honored at Atlanta Startup Awards

• Georgia DOT Suspending Lane Closures over Fourth of July Weekend

• Georgia Rural Health Innovation Center Release Results of Farm Stress Study

• Rural Small Businesses Play Key Factor in American Economic Growth but Experience Roadblocks to Success

• States Whose Unemployment Rates Are Bouncing Back the Quickest – WalletHub Study

• The Hottest Real Estate Markets of 2021

• Only Three Percent of Consumers Remain Brand Loyal if Offered Rewards by a Competitor, New Survey Finds

• BBB Tip: Avoid Hidden Fees When Booking Your Next Trip

June 27, 2022

• YMCA of Coastal Georgia Announces $1.6 Million Transformational Investment

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