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August 21, 2023

• Court Continues to Uphold Core of Georgia's Election Integrity Act

• Georgia DOT Seeks Rural Communities’ Input on the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program

• Rosalynn Carter Marks 96th Birthday at Home with Former President, Butterflies and Ice Cream

• SBA Georgia Upcoming Training Events

• Mercedes-Benz Stadium Revealed to Be the Cheapest Stadium for Food and Drink

• Report Reveals Georgia's Fatal Car Accidents

• Vast Majority of Americans Pessimistic on How AI Will Affect Employment

• As Risks Intensify, CEOs Can View Operational Resilience as a Competitive Advantage

• Over 60% of Fintechs Paid at Least $250K in Compliance Fines Last Year, Alloy Report Finds

August 18, 2023

• Passenger Numbers Remain at Record Levels at Savannah/Hilton Head International

• River Street Sweets Presented $1,973 Check to Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Coastal Empire

• GDOT Study Reveals Roads, Intersections that need Upgrades to Prepare for Growth in Coastal Empire

• Goodwill: How a Social Enterprise Creates and Funds Workforce Development Initiatives

• Richmond Hill Business Owners, Residents Conflicted Over New Housing Development

• Best Lawyers List Honors 25 Attorneys From Savannah’s Oliver Maner

• Bryan County Job Palooza to be Held August 22, 2023 at the Georgia Tech Savannah Campus

• Healthy Savannah Summer Interns Dive in and Embrace Public Health Opportunities

• Georgia Southern Education Professors Awarded Nearly $400K from National Science Foundation

• Georgia Among Top Ten States for Real Estate Sales

• GridTrust Helps Protect the Nation's Electric Utilities from Cyber Threats

• Georgia Votes on New Motto: 'Peaches and Progress'

• Vogtle Unit 4 Starts Nuclear Fuel Load

• State Board of Education to Host August Meeting Next Week in Macon

• Airlines are Adding New Routes and Making a Bold Bet on Continued Strong Demand for Travel

• The Most Popular Vitamins and Supplements in Georgia Revealed

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