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May 11, 2017

• City to Cut Ribbon on Tompkins Regional Center Improvements May 12th

• The Savannah Gourmet Seafood & Spirits Festival Returns August 17th–20th

• Savannah’s Saber Security & Investigations Provide Security Services for Movie Filmed in Savannah and Tybee Island

• PrivatePlus Grows New Savannah Office with Addition of Lisa Sikes

• I-85 Corridor to Reopen by May 15th

• Peaches, Poultry, Peanuts? Georgia’s No. 1 Export May Surprise You

• Georgia Among First States to Allow Self-Driving Cars

• Georgia Governor Signs Bill to Increase Salary of Next Governor

• Charlie Harper: Five Georgias: Atlanta’s Urban Core

• Three Georgia Schools Named National Green Ribbon Winners

• Shaw Receives 2017 Sustainable Purchasing Leadership Awards

• Email Outside of Working Hours Not a Burden to US Workers

• Tracking the Political Impact of Where Workers Live

• Harris Poll: Millennials Driving The U.S. Auto Brand Landscape

• Most in Eastern Europe Positive About EU Membership

May 10, 2017

• Colonial Group Updates SEDA Board on Progress of Savannah Yacht Center

• Armstrong State University Honors Record Number of Graduates at 2017 Spring Convocation

• Savannah Christian Preparatory School Team Wins First Place at Armstrong’s Engineering Design Challenge

• Savannah VOICE Festival Announces 2017 Lineup

• The Learning Center of SCI to Host Symposium Examining Issues that Divide the U.S. May 12th

• Ironclad Affordable Storage to Open Sales Model in Savannah

• 200 Club Gears Up for Savannah Mile Race

• SCAD Presents Inaugural SCAD FASHWKND with Student Showcases in Atlanta, Savannah

• Georgia’s Tourism Industry Reaches Record $61.1B Impact

• FEMA Authorizes Federal Funds to Help Battle Georgia Wildfires

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