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March 03, 2025

• Unique Local Structure Added to the National Register of Historic Places

• Coffee Bluff Marine Rescue Squadron to Host Annual Barbecue Dinner Fundraiser

• Savannah Fire Department Welcomes New Engines

• March Madness: Where Comedy Teams Battle for Laughter Supremacy at Front Porch Improv Theatre!

• Savannah State University Celebrates Savannah State University Day at the Georgia State Capitol

• Telfair Museums Presents Venice and the Ottoman Empire Exhibition

• Best Ever Feburary Lifts KIA America to Fifth Consecutive Monthly Sale Record

• House Lawmakers Looking to Reform System for Compensating Wrongfully Convicted

• Georgia DOT January Awards Include Construction and Safety Contracts

• Superintendent Woods Names 2025 AP Honor Schools

• Georgia Senators Consider Cost of Addressing Teacher Shortage

• SOS Raffensperger Shares Financial Literacy Skills with Georgia Cyber Academy

• Georgia Film Academy Opens High School Summer Camp Registration

• Microsoft Shutting Down Skype in May

• Grocery Store Wars: Aldi Adding 225 New Stores In 2025

• Corporate Directors Cite Economic Conditions, Regulatory Requirements, Cybersecurity And Competition for Talent as Top Concerns for 2025

February 28, 2025

• Third Lane on I-16 Westbound Set to Open

• City of Savannah to Revitalize MLK Corridor

• The Ronald McDonald House Charities Announce 2025 Board of Directors, Welcomes New Members

• Ribbon Cutting at Statesboro YMCA – EGYM Equipment Unveiling – March 3

• Parker’s Kitchen and Wounded Warrior Project Announce New Round-Up Campaign to Support Local Injured Veterans

• "First Brush" Ceremony at Live Oak Public Libraries: Port City

• Nels Peterson to Become New Chief Justice

• State and Local Leaders Celebrate Georgia Reads Day at the Capitol

• Gov. Kemp & Supt. Woods Name Winners of Fifth Annual Georgia RISE Award

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