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July 14, 2023

• Telfair Museums Highlights #Art912 Artist Sharon Norwood In The First Contemporary Art Spotlight At The Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters In Over A Decade

• Augusta Named as the Golf Course Fans Dream about Playing at the Most

• Cities Connect: Recent Changes in Georgia Law

• Georgia's Most Googled Injuries, According to New Study

• Magnitude 2.0 Earthquake Shakes North Georgia

• Tens of Thousands of Georgia Residents Removed from Medicaid in June, State Officials Say

• EarliTec Diagnostics Receives FDA 510(k) Authorization for Next-Generation EarliPoint Evaluation for Autism Spectrum Disorder

• From the Office of Georgia Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols

• Executives Overestimate Customer Trust in Supply Chains

• Home Rents Continue to Rise in Q2

• Small and Midsize Business Confidence Stabilizes Following Pandemic Volatility

• Tech Employment Eases for Month

July 13, 2023

• Savannah Philharmonic Welcomes New Board Members

• Trulieve Announces Opening of Medical Cannabis Dispensary in Pooler

• Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America Accepting Applications for Group Leaders & Team Members

• Savannah African Art Museum Collaborates with Community Agencies on Summer Initiatives

• Himalayan Curry Kitchen Host Inclusion Avenue Fundraiser and Kick-off Event

• City Requests Proposals for New Archives’ Residency Program

• 1540 Room Earns 2023 Wine Spectator Restaurant Award of Excellence

• Healthy Savannah’s Faith and Health Coalition Hosts Faith Walk at Lake Mayer July 16th

• Kia to Invest Over $200 Million in EV9 Production Expansion

• InsiderAdvantage: “Historic Day for Republicans” as State Rep. Switches Party Affiliation

• The Peach State's Peachy Interest in Real Estate

• Survey Indicates Georgia’s Child Care Industry Is Still Recovering from Pandemic & Inflated Economy

• State Net Tax Revenues Down 0.4% in June

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