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August 14, 2025

• Federal Exemption for Alternative Fuel Vehicles in High Occupancy Lanes to Expire

• Senior Citizens Inc. Launches Innovative Pilot Program Delivering Diabetic-Friendly Meals to Older Adults in Chatham County

• Recession Fears Drive 83% of Employers to Streamline, Cross-Train and Cut Costs

• New Survey: Advance Care Planning Is Unfamiliar to Many Americans, Few Have Plans in Place

• A Mansion for Less Than $1 Million? That's the Norm in Four Markets

August 13, 2025

• Thomas & Hutton Announces Two New Shareholders

• Parker’s Kitchen Earns Spot on Inc. 5000 List of America’s Fastest Growing Companies for Eighth Year

• Hundreds Of Election Officials Discuss Voter Registration, Voting Machines, And More In Savannah

• Walmart Completes Remodel of Savannah Neighborhood Market on Abercorn

• Georgia DOT Awards $98.1 Million In Contracts For June

• Georgia Hemp Businesses Sue Over New Restrictions

• Delivery Drones May Soon Take Off In The US And Georgia. Here's Why

• McDonald’s and Chick-fil-A Top Consumers’ List for Best Technology Experience at a Quick-Service Restaurant, Canopy Research Finds

• AGCO Names New PTx Leader to Accelerate Smart Farming Solutions and Growth

• US Consumers Less Swayed by "Made in USA": Tariffs & Price Pressures Undercut Products' Country-of-Origin Appeal

• Nearly 9 in 10 Colleges Plan to Expand Online Programs as Student Demand Grows

• IT's New Reality: Unify or Drown in Complexity

• Survey: More Stressful Than a Wedding: First-Time Buyers Share the Shocks of Homeownership

August 12, 2025

• Bouhan Falligant’s Dennis Keene Presents At Annual Savannah Safety Coalition

• Assisted Living Locators Opens Lowcountry Office to Guide Families Through Senior Care Decisions

• Ann Bentley Joins Live Oak Public Libraries as Director of Public Services

• SouthCoast Health Announces Addition of Primary Care Physician

• St. James the Less Catholic Church in Savannah Rededicated Restored Sanctuary Amid $15M Campus Transformation

• Apprenticeships are Key to Georgia’s Workforce Future

• Local Elections Officials Give Lawmakers Wish List for Changes

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