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July 17, 2018

• Charlie Harper: When A Battle Is Lost, Move On

• AAA: Georgia Gas Prices Increase on Refinery Issues

• GDOT's Business Enterprise Program Seeks Public Comment about DBE Goals

• Retailers Partner with Boys & Girls Clubs of America to Help Kids and Teens Prepare for Back2School

• USDA Partners to Improve Rural Water Infrastructure for Nearly 250,000 People in 103 Communities

• Entrepreneurs Should Start Small, But Think Big, Says Brandon Frere

• FICO Survey: US Firms Are Too Confident About Their Cybersecurity

• Randstad US Research Reveals the Digitally Driven DNA of Job Satisfaction

July 16, 2018

• Survey: Metro Savannah Continues Economic Growth

• More Than 1,000 Girl Scouts Storm Savannah for 2018 QuestFest

• Aldi, At Home Decor Store Coming to Pooler

• Flacos Tacos Opens Downtown Location

• GT Savannah Hires New Director of Science, Mathematics and Computing

• Georgia Southern Health Services Donates More Than $2,500 to The Teal House

• Savannah Tech Selects Clark as Vice President of Administrative Services

• Greenbriar Children's Center Earns Reaccreditation

• Georgians Continue to Flock to Polls to Vote Early

• Trade, Labor Top Issues at Perdue Agriculture Roundtable

• College Football Playoff Awards New Contract to Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl

• Cyber Security Fears Spark Training, Hopes for Lots of Georgia Jobs

• Georgia Pacific Unveils Innovation Center

• Delta Becomes No. 1 Corporate Blood Donor for the American Red Cross

• ​Op-Ed: Kids Need to Keep Learning over the Summer – Here’s How

• Amazon Considers Another Business It Could Dominate

• Renters Spend Nearly Six and a Half Years Saving for a Down Payment

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