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January 07, 2025

• Meredith Stone Elected Vice-Chair of Chatham County Zoning Board of Appeals

• Tharros Place Announces Local Events for Human Trafficking Awareness Month

• Georgia Budget Leaders Eye Spending as Uncertainty Clouds Future

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Climbs at a Snail's Pace

• National Day of Mourning Set for Jimmy Carter

• Valdosta-Lowndes County Development Authority Announces Executive Search

• Paula Wallace Honored with the Presidential Citizens Medal

• Sen. Ossoff Announces Start of $2,000/Year Cap on Prescription Drug Spending for Georgia Seniors

• Realtor Tops Georgia's Dream Jobs Ranking

• Southeastern Grocers Highlights Year of Impactful Contributions and Industry Achievements

• US Consumer Confidence Pulled Back in December

• New Research on Peak Season Holiday Shopping Behavior Reveals How Product Content Influences Purchases

• S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller Index Records 3.6% Annual Gain in October 2024

January 06, 2025

• SCCPSS Executive Director of Communications Stacy Jennings Named 2025 Women Who Rule Woman of the Year

• SCAD President Receiving Presidential Citizens Medal

• Kicklighter Resource Center Awarded $50,000 Grant From Savannah Philanthropic Partners

• Savannah Tops 209K Jobs, An All-Time High

• Sea Love Expands to Savannah: Bringing Handcrafted Memories to the Lowcountry

• Savannah Tree Foundation Launches National Search for New Executive Director

• "Elemental Alchemy: The Visionary Artwork of Gloria Owens" Exhibits This January at The SOBA Gallery

• Live Oak Public Libraries and Hospice Savannah Partner to Present Community Aging in Place Series

• Six-day Celebration of Jimmy Carter Starts with Georgia Flavor

• Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Expansion Gains Final Approval

• Hartsfield-Jackson Poised to Celebrate Centennial in 2025

• Kia America Post All-Time Best Annual Sales for the Second Consecutive Year

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