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July 24, 2024

• Home Buyers of Savannah Talks About Housing Shortage and Gives Some Tips to Those Who are Looking to Buy a Home

• Effingham County upgrades Clarence E. Morgan Complex Gymnasium

• Fiesta Latina con Sabor a Carnival Celebration at Elan Savannah on July 27th

• German Manufacturer Ritz Instrument Transformers Expands, Adds 130 Jobs in Burke County

• Best and Worst Georgia Cities for Summer Weather

• Augusta Metro Chamber President Sue Parr Announces Retirement

• Dr. Ashwani Monga Named Interim President of the University of West Georgia

• Georgia Fund 1 Prime Supports Cities Through GMA Participation

• New Data Names States with the Most Uninsured Residents – Georgia is Second

• Majority of Small Business Owners Fearful the U.S. Economy is Moving in the Wrong Direction

• Survey Finds Majoirty of Americans See Changes in 2024 Personal Finances

• New Study Finds Legal Ops Facing Alignment, AI, and Retention Issues Even as Budgets Increase

July 23, 2024

• Thoms & Hutton Expands Team in Savvanah

• Hyundai Starts Huge EV Hiring Push, Testing Savannah’s Labor Supply

• Effingham County School District and Savannah Technical College Announce Academic Expansions in Effingham County

• The Current Wins Journalism Awards for The Title Pawn Trap Series

• Seabolt Real Estate Welcomes Sales Associates Lainey Cook, Julia Morrison & Allison Ross

• Safe Shelter Announces Second Annual Twilight Ball at the Thompson Hotel

• Greenrair Childrens Center Announces Christmas in July/Annual Day of Giving

• UPS to Acquire Mexican Delivery Company Estafeta

• Buc-ee’s Starts Construction on Largest Georgia Location, Sets Tentative Opening Day

• Georgia is Investing 14th Most in More Affordable Housing

• The 35th Annual Georgia National Fair Announces 11-Day Concert Lineup. Find Out Who's Performing This Year

• Georgia Gas Price Average Declines This Week

• Charlie Harper: When Everything Seems Like Turmoil It’s Time To Step Back

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