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April 11, 2024

• Georgia Growers Hopeful 2024 Peach Season will Rebound From Disastrous 2023

• Georgia Ports Handled 436K TEUs in March

• Fed's Bostic Still Expects 1Rate Cut in 2024 but Doesn’t Rule Out 0 or 2

• Georgia Restaurant Association Announces 2024 Board of Directors

• Georgia DOT Announces Project Awards Across the State

• JAMES Magazine Online: Kemp Signs Bill Cracking Down on Unpermitted Events

• Boeing Problems Are Good For The “News” Business

• Employee Well-Being Stagnates…But Companies Aren't Giving Up

• The Trillion-Dollar Mark: Corporate Misconduct Cases Reach a Dubious Milestone

• The State of GenAI Today: The Early Stages of a Revolution

• Hana Haden Named Georgia Southern Women's Basketball Head Coach

April 10, 2024

• 'Fast and Furious': Savannah-area Job Seekers Vie for 3,500 Openings with Hyundai

• Sr. Margaret Beatty Named to the St. Joseph’s/Candler Board of Trustees

• Expansion of Veteran Owned and Operated Pool Care Company for Summer Season

• Kicklighter Resource Center Receives Mini Grant From United Way of the Coastal Empire

• City of Savannah’s Annual Earth Day Festival Set for April 19th

• British Swim School Makes a Splash in Savannah

• Healthy Savannah’s Faith and Health Coalition Hosts April 21st Faith Walk at Lake Mayer

• UPS Hiring 170 More Pilots Ahead of USPS ‘Volume Surge’

• Georgia-Pacific's Innovative JumpStart Program: Inside Look at Paper Product Manufacturing and Recycling

• Georgia Fifth Cheapest State for Starbucks Coffee

• Georgia Chamber: Rail and Roads in Georgia

• Schneider Electric Supports Cities Through GMA Participation

• AG Carr Shuts Down Biden Administration’s Unlawful Climate Mandate for Businesses

• SOS Raffensperger Brings “FinFit” Entrepreneurship to Dalton State University

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