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February 21, 2024

• Most Popular States for Starting a Non-profit in America, Revealed

• Best-Paying Construction Jobs in Georgia

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Decreased 3.5% in January

• Fewer Than 1% of Shoppers Prefer Cryptocurrency When Shopping Online

February 20, 2024

• Gulfstream G700 Surpasses 50 City-Pair Records

• How the Savannah College of Art and Design Created a Hollywood Dynasty from Georgia

• LCDA Promotes Cole to COO

• Daniel Snipes elected to represent Congressional District 12 on State Transportation Board of Georgia

• Live Oak Public Libraries adds Pooler Library Manager,Director of Communications & Strategic Partnerships

• Thunderbolt honors First African American Police Officer

• City to Host Public Meeting on Casey South Drainage Basin

• Savannah Jewish Federation to Host the Savannah Jewish Cultural Arts Festival February 21-March 10, 2024

• Major Changes Looming for Georgia’s Film Tax Credit

• A Year After Jimmy Carter Entered Hospice Care, Advocates Hope his Endurance Drives Awareness

• Georgia DOT Continues to Advance the Deployment of Electric Vehicle Infrastructure

• Drawdown Georgia Business Compact Leverages Metaimpact’s Digital Infrastructure to Foster Collaboration for Advancing Climate Solutions

• Home Depot Earnings; Customers Still Avoid Big Projects

• Georgia AIM Co-director Speaks at White House Equity Event

• Georgia House Votes to Expand Paid Parental Leave for State Workers

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Up at the Pump

• Fed's Bostic Open to Summer Time Rate Cut - CNBC

• New Report: Small Businesses Anticipate Growth in 2024, Focused on Improving Profitability and Cash Flow

• Opportunity Zone Housing Markets Still Tracking Along with Broader U.S. Housing Market

• Realtor.com Avail Survey Finds Despite Cooling Rental Prices, Homeownership Remains Out of Reach for Many

February 16, 2024

• Public Invited to Wetlands Preserve Park Open House

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