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February 03, 2025

• Report Grades Georgia's Efforts to Reduce Tobacco Use

• Home Equity Holds Steady Around U.S. During Fourth Quarter as Housing Markets Remains Strong

• How to Use the Latest AI Tools for Your Financial Wellness in 2025

• Americans Rack Up $24,000 Annually in Non-Mortgage Homeownership Costs

• IMG Travel Outlook Survey Predicts Top Destinations and Travel Trends for 2025

January 31, 2025

• Savannah’s Job Market Climbs to 208,900 as Unemployment Drops to 2.8%

• YMCA Critz Tybee Run Fest Returns

• CEO of Savannah Tourism Leadership Council Discusses Homelessness Impact on Quality of Life

• Montag Gallery Presents Show by Bryan Wilson

• Jim Chapman Construction Group Announces New BTR Community in Richmond Hill

• City of Statesboro Agrees to Fund New Fire Station

• SCCPSS 2025 Graduation Dates Announced

• Georgia Student Scores Mostly Unchanged in National Test

• Columbus Invites Remote Workers: 2025 Program Now Accepting Applications

• UPS Releases 4Q 2024 Earnings and Provides 2025 Guidance

• Technical College System of Georgia Announces 2025 Cohort of the Senior Leadership Academy

• JAMES Magazine Online: Burns: New Committee Will Boost Government Transparency

• Georgia Students’ NAEP Performance Follows National Trend

• Nation's Share of People with College Degrees and Other Credentials Continues to Grow

• Career Satisfaction on the Rise: Fewer Workers Planning a Job Change in Early 2025

• S&P Global Mobility: January 2025 US Auto Sales Begin Year on Positive Note

January 30, 2025

• JTVS Builders, Inc. Announces New Hires Andrew Bledsoe and Tony Harty

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Announces Four New Partners

• Patches Custom Embroidery Works Announces Ribbon Cutting in Oglethorpe Mall

• Savannah Book Festival Announces Leigh Bardugo is Unable to Attend this Year’s Festival Due to the Los Angeles Fires

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