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June 06, 2025

• Savannah Technical College Celebrates Class of 2025 at Commencement Ceremony

• Savannah Chefs Partner with Pearson Farm for Peach Week to Benefit CURE Childhood Cancer

• Gov. Kemp Announces Solicitor General, Superior Court, & State Court Appointments

• Hancock County Tops Nation for Child Hunger

• Superintendent Woods names Christy Todd as next GaDOE Chief of Staff

• Six Georgia Lawmakers Oppose Federal Freeze on State-level AI Regulation

• Health Care a Top Issue for Democrats Vying to be Georgia’s Next Governor

• Ringleader in Southwest Georgia Bank Fraud Case Headed to Prison

• Hooters Closes Several Locations in Georgia

• States Whose Unemployment Claims Are Increasing the Most

• U.S. Inventory Surpasses 1 Million Homes for the First Time Since Winter of 2019

• New KnowBe4 Report Reveals Local Governments Face Surge in Ransomware Attacks with Minimal Resources

June 05, 2025

• Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society Announces 16th Annual Camp Buddy in Effingham County

• Woodville-Tompkins Student Wins 2025 National Capitol Hill Challenge

• Christopher Sweat joins The Current GA as Development Manager

• City of Savannah Seeks Public Input on Draft Strategic Plan

• Clearwave Fiber Continues Savannah Expansion, Supports Local Food Drive with WSAV-TV

• Chosen For The Arts to Host 3rd Annual Savannah Juneteenth Fine Arts Festival

• Georgia Added About 500K Housing Units Over Past Decade

• Gov. Kemp: Special Tax Refund Checks Begin Issuing This Week

• What Does the Future Hold for Georgia’s Economy?

• Michael Toews Offers New Vision for UGA Extension

• Rural Georgians Struggle To Access Treatments For Alzheimer's Disease

• Paulding County Economic Development President & CEO Position Available

• Study: US Business Owners are Taking Extra Precautions to Safeguard Their Businesses

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