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June 02, 2023

• Tribble Park Officially Re-opens

• Amazon Expands Disaster Relief Hub in Atlanta to 2.4M Items for Donation as Hurricane Season Begins

• Georgia Leaders Plead for Continued Funding to Provide Meals for Older Adults

• KIA: Telluride, Sportage & Seltos SUVs & EV6 Crossover EV Set all-time May Records

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Is Building Batteries And Cars. Who Is Going To Charge Them?

• Dr. Michael P. Shannon Named President of the University of North Georgia

• Three 2023 Senate Study Committee Appointments

• Georgia Natural Gas Customers Offset 250M Pounds of Carbon Emissions Through Greener Life Program

• BBB Business Tip: Train Your Employees to Spot Scams

• 2023’s Best Biking Cities in the U.S.

• Hidden Costs of Homeownership Can Add Up to Nearly $15,000 Annually

June 01, 2023

• Unique Design X Collectible Art and Design Fair Returns to Savannah

• West Construction Receives Build Georgia Award for Savannah Country Day Project

• American Veteran Properties Recognized as Veteran Owned Business of the Year

• Top Performing Realtor(R), Mary Christy Macdonald, Joins BHHS Bay Street Realty Group

• United Way Two Rivers Health Clinic Ribbon Cutting

• OVER THE MOON to Host Volunteer Event with Representative Buddy Carter

• Savannah Speech and Hearing Center Receives Generous Grant from the Jack Golden Fund Through the Savannah Community Foundation

• Hartsfield-Jackson TSA Screenings Exceed Pre-Pandemic Levels Over Memorial Day Weekend

• Finance & Investing Announces Top 25 CFOs of Georgia for 2023

• Colleagues Remember Georgia’s First Female Superior Court Judge

• InsiderAdvantage: Ferguson Says Legislation Would Help Save Rural Hospitals

• 34.0% Of Georgia Seniors Moved Into Their Homes 30+ Years Ago, 14th Lowest in the U.S.

• Georgia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company Sees 35% Increase in AutoPay Adoption with InvoiceCloud’s Payment Solution

• Nominations Open for New Youth Leadership Program

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