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April 21, 2025

• City of Savannah Awarded $125,000 Grant to Expand Nutrition Access and Education

• Georgia Adds 6,900 Jobs in March as Unemployment Holds Steady at 3.6%

• Gov. Kemp Announces Five Rural Workforce Housing Awards from the OneGeorgia Authority

• Locate South Georgia Announces $532M in Investments in 2024

• Georgia 400/I-285 Interchange Moving Down Bottleneck Rankings

• Georgia Tech School of Public Policy to be Named in Honor of Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter

• Augusta National Has Spent $200M Buying Homes — But This 92-Year-Old Still Says No, 'Money Ain't Everything'

• University System Holding The Line On Tuition

• Boomers Feel More Financially Blindsided by Inflation Than Younger Americans, Quicken Survey Reveals

• Home Price Growth Remains Steady in First Quarter

• What Is Holding Up AI Adoption for Businesses? New EPAM Study Reveals Key Findings

April 17, 2025

• Great Dane Honored by the Georgia General Assembly for 125 Years of Innovation

• City to Host Series of Community Meetings on Proposed Stormwater Utility

• Children’s Museum of Pooler Announces Relocation

• Bull River Bridge Replacement Concerns and Tybee

• GDOT Signals Green Light For Port Wentworth Downtown Revitalization

• Walmart's 12th Annual “Fight Hunger. Spark Change.” Underway; 405,000 Meals Provided by Campaign to Coastal Georgia Over Last Year

• Savannah Community to Observe Holocaust Remembrance Day

• Parallel Systems Announces First Autonomous Rail Pilot In Georgia

• CRH to Expand Metro Atlanta Footprint

• Authorities Seize An Amount Of Fentanyl That Could Kill Every Georgian Twice

• UPS Hires Delta Air Lines To Maintain Boeing 757 Engines

• Visit Albany Begins Search for New President & CEO

• Summer Job Interest Hits Record High in March-April 2025

• Nearly Every U.S. Metro Has Higher Rental Prices than Pre-Pandemic, Despite Months of Declines

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