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January 11, 2024

• Hospice Savannah Honored with Best of Georgia Award by the Georgia Business Journal

• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Bay Street Realty Group Welcomes Experienced Realtor Suzanne Curry

• Georgia Southern earns National Park Service contract for Andersonville National Historic Site

• Atlanta Braves Minor League Affiliate Mississippi Braves to Relocate to Georgia in 2025

• Sports Gambling Creeps Forward Again in Georgia, but Prospects for Success Remain Cloudy

• Georgia CASA Launches Campaign to Recruit 1,000 New Volunteer Advocates

• Georgia Department of Labor Announces Transition of Georgia’s Foreign Labor Certification Program

• Registration for the 2024 Youth Forum Available Now

• Georgia is Among the Top 10 States Addicted to TikTok

• Georgia Cotton Farmers Donate Socks to Homeless Shelters

• The Best Time to Send SMS Marketing Campaigns According to Esendex

• Twitch Laying Off 35 Percent of Its Workforce in Latest Round of Staff Cuts

• U.S. Automotive Brand Loyalty Increases in 2023, according to LexisNexis Risk Solutions

• Organizations Must Prepare Employees for Generative AI Disruption: New Research From HR Firm McLean & Company

January 10, 2024

• Miller Cleaning Service Cuts Ribbon and Unveils New Branding

• Colony Bank Donates $400,000 to 10 Rural Hospitals Across Georgia

• Local Nonprofit Re:Purpose Savannah Featured on CBS Evening News and CBS Saturday Morning

• SA Recycling Presents $5000 Check to Future Minds Literacy at New Location Ribbon Cutting

• Municipal Archives to Host Fort Pulaski Exhibit Jan. 8-19

• Canady's Delivers Truckloads of Coats from the Coats for Kids Drive to United Way

• Queensborough to Host Grand Opening in Hinesville

• Good Problem for General Assembly – What to Do with Surplus

• Georgia-Pacific Leads Discussion on Mass Timber's Environmental and Economic Impact in Georgia

• Georgia Schools Getting Electric Buses Through Federal Grant

• COVID, Flu Up Sharply in Georgia

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