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May 22, 2025

• Children’s Museum Of Pooler To Hold Grand Reopening

• Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum To Honor World War II Airmen During “Flags For The Fallen” Event

• Gulfstream Delivers 50th G700

• Clearwave Fiber Kicks Off ‘Salute to Service’ Campaign for Second Year to Thank and Honor U.S. Armed Forces and First Responders

• Hyundai Invests in Sustainability, Community, and Health in Coastal Georgia

• Devereux Georgia Expands Foster Care Services to Savannah

• Georgia DCA Awards $13M in Community Home Investment Program Funds

• Tariffs Anticipation Behind Surge At Georgia Ports

• JAMES Magazine Online: GOP on Tort Reform, Women’s Sports; Dems Tease Special Session

• Southern Company, PowerSecure Collaborate With PGA TOUR To Power State-Of-The-Art PGA TOUR Studios

• Southeastern Grocers Launches Eighth Campaign Of Giving In Support Of Local Military Families

• Former Atlanta Mayor Running For Governor

• Home Sales Forecast Upgraded in May Outlook

• HR Leaders Contend With New AI-Fueled Challenges In Developing And Validating Skills, CompTIA Research Reveals

May 21, 2025

• Liberty County Development Authority Welcomes Malissa MacKay as Vice President of Business Development

• Godley Station Dental Celebrates 21 Years in Business

• Veteran Carriers Trucking For A Cause Surpasses $624,000 for TACP Foundation after 6th Annual Golf Tournament

• Mayor Johnson, MLB, Conference of Mayors Introduce ‘Mayor Plays Ball’ Initiative in Savannah

• Help ESU Build Strong Connections

• Savannah Kicks Off 100 Days Of Summer With A Pool Party

• Data Centers Use A Lot of Water. Georgia Counties and Conservationists are Looking for Solutions

• Greater Columbus Georgia Chamber of Commerce Names Jansen Tidmore as President and CEO

• Delta Can Sue CrowdStrike Over Computer Outage That Caused 7,000 Canceled Flights

• Food Insecurity Increasing in Georgia According to Annual Map the Meal Gap Study

• Home Depot Doesn’t Plan to Raise Prices Because of Tariffs, as U.S. Sales Show Growth

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