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June 02, 2025

• EPA Awards $2.6 Million to Revitalize Brownfield Sites in Georgia Cities

• Wellstar Planning New Hospital in Acworth

• How Does Georgia Compare to Other Southern States in Average Hourly Pay?

• Tech Companies Planned to Use Solar to Power Georgia Data Centers. AI is Changing That

• Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division Visits with 1,300 Georgia Seniors During Older Americans Month

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Unemployment Rates Drop in April

• CEO Confidence Declined Significantly in Q2 2025

• U.S. Home Vacancy Rate Steady for 13th Straight Quarter

• Survey Reveals Refinancing Student Loans May Lead to Lower Monthly Payments

May 30, 2025

• ‘This Is Our Home’: Savannah Roller Derby League Searches For New Venue

• $25 Million Quacco Road Widening Project Begins

• Wanderoft App Launched In Savannah In April To Promote Spending Local

• Tharros Place Board Member Presented with Veteran Impact Award

• Senior Citizens Inc. Receives $5,000 Grant from International Paper to Support Meals on Wheels

• Asbury Memorial Church Announces Annual Vacation Bible School

• Current Edge Solutions Announces the Hire of Transmission Line Engineering Supervisor Hunter White

• The Best Golf Courses In Georgia

• JAMES Magazine Online: The 2025 James “lnfluential Georgians” Awards Event

• ‘The Lake Is Everything’: Georgia Town Fears Dam Repair Will Sink Economy

• More Candidates Consider Run For Lieutenant Governor

• Summer is Looking Peachy at Chick-fil-A: Fan-Favorite Milkshake is Back Alongside New Peach Treat

• Kemp-Appointed Georgia Labor Commissioner Officially Announces 2026 Candidacy

• Another Big Hurricane Season Forecast For 2025, With Warming Ocean A Cause

• Survey: 80% of Corporations Are Reworking ESG Strategies Amid Policy Shifts

• Sun Belt Buyers Hold The Most Power This Spring

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