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March 17, 2025

• Girls in a World at War | Author Talk at the Mighty Eighth

• Great Dane to Join 2025 St. Patrick's Day Parade in Savannah, Celebrating 125th Anniversary

• Mikell Honored as 2025 Emerging Leader by Southeast Georgia Leadership Forum

• Weiner, Shearouse, Weitz, Greenberg & Shawe, LLP Welcomes Attorney Meredith Hodges to the Firm

• Wexford Irish Pub Helps Senior Citizens Inc. Celebrate 65 Years of Service

• Discover Black Savannah to Host 2025 Block Party

• The Extra Mile 5K, 10K to Benefit LDSS Set for March 22

• Bananas Make History By Playing In NFL Stadium For First Time Ever

• Growing Frustration With Smartphones Could Lead To Statewide Ban In Georgia Schools

• Convergent Nonprofit Solutions Expands Education Expertise with Growth & Impact Initiative

• Forbes Georgia Presents the 2025 Women’s Conference

• GBI Seeks Expansion Of Subpoena Powers

• Largest 500 Family Businesses Amount to World's Third Largest Economy

• Governor Kemp Announces Superior Court, State Court, and Solicitor General Appointments

• JAMES Magazine Online: Senator Continues Fight for Freedom of Speech and Ending ‘Debanking’

• Job Seekers Embrace Skills-Building During Hiring Uncertainty, New CompTIA Survey Shows

• New Bloomberg Tax Survey Highlights Need for Tax Technology in Responding to Law Change

March 14, 2025

• GDOT to Host Open House to Discuss the Future of the Talmadge Bridge

• Thomas & Hutton Expands Team in Savannah

• Senior Citizens Inc. Announces 2025 Legends, Leaders, and Life Well-Lived Awardees

• Savannah Technical College's Dan Krautheimer Recognized as SkillsUSA Georgia Postsecondary Advisor of the Year

• Hold The Date: Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society Announces 16th Annual Night of Champions & Hiring Expo

• Savannah Native, Super Bowl Champion Nolan Smith Honored at State Capitol

• Savannah’s Candy Kitchen to Celebrate Founder’s Day, Benefit Local Children

• Georgia Unemployment Holds Steady in January

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