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July 27, 2023

• Metropolitan Planning Commission Votes to Approve Rezoning on Buckhalter Road

• Georgia Ranks Second as the State Where Real Estate Investment is Proving Most Popular

• Georgia Senators Receive Feedback from Businesses About State’s Workforce

• The Longest Paved Biking Trail in America Will Call Georgia Home

• Building Careers in the Skilled Trades; Construction Ready Launches New Podcast with Chip and Pauli Wade

• How the TV & Film Tax Credit Turned Georgia into Hollywood of the South

• Coca-Cola Credits ‘World Class Marketing’ as it Ups Growth Forecast

• UnitedHealthcare Award Supports Georgia's Middle School Girls

• Home Depot Launches Online Career Assistance Program to Support Transitioning Military Service Member

• 80% of Website Redesigns Fall Short of Full Potential Due to Business-Consumer Disconnect

• Two-Thirds of Americans Say Their Financial Planning Needs Improvement

• Milliman Analysis: Public Pension Funded Ratio Climbs to 75.8% at End of June

July 26, 2023

• Tourism in Savannah Could Surpass Last Year’s Numbers, Business Owners Say

• Bryan County School System Superintendent Ready for 2023 School Year

• Regional Hospitals Choose The Blood Connection as Sole Blood Provider

• Savannah Technical College Selects Moore as Career Services Coordinator

• Savannah VOICE Festival Partners with The Charles H. Morris Center for Second Week of Performances

• Ga. Department of Public Health Awards $10M to Georgia Southern to Continue COVID-19 Fight in Georgia’s Confinement Facilities

• Walmart Kicks Off Application Period for Open Call 2023, Beginning Countdown to Open Call’s Tenth Anniversary

• Gov. Kemp Calls on SCOTUS to Overturn Chevron

• UnitedHealthcare Donates $1.5 Million To Six Nonprofit Organizations in Georgia

• Solar Power is a Cheap, Favored Form of Renewable Energy in GA, but Residential Solar Lags

• Georgia Rotary Student Program Names Officers, Honors Jones as Trustee Emeritus

• The Most In-Demand Cosmetic Surgeries in Georgia, According to New Research

• US Consumer Confidence Improved Again in July

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