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August 25, 2023

• Atlanta #7 in 2023’s Best Cities for Dog Lovers

• Dates Set for Fall 2023 Edition of Georgia’s Premier In-Water Boat Show

• Subway Sold to Roark Capital, Private Equity Firm

• United Advanced Practice Registered Nurses of Georgia to Host Annual Education Conference

• Real Estate Alert Reports That Smaller Investment Sales Declined 29% at Midyear, But Outpace Institutional Sales

• New CheapAir.com Study Reveals Holiday Airfare Prediction

• Kelley Blue Book Names Best Cars for College Students for 2023

August 24, 2023

• Savannah Named One of the Best Places to Retire in the U.S.

• Application Period Opens for SCORE’s 6th Annual “BizPitch Savannah" Entrepreneurial Competition

• Beaufort Co. Begins $7.5 Million Project to Help Drainage Problems in Shell Point

• WSWGS Attorneys Selected for 2024 Edition of Best Lawyers

• Amerigroup Georgia and Dr. John DeGarmo Bring Critical Resources, Support and Training to Savannah

• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Bay Street Realty Group Hires Erich H. Dreier as Realtor

• BankSouth Mortgage Loan Officers Rank in the Top 1% for Customer Satisfaction by Experience.com

• Diany Rodriguez Will Lead Savannah Rep's Empanada Loca

• Georgia Representative Carl Gilliard honoring Savannah Hometown Heroes this Week

• Senate Study Committee on Truck Driver Shortages Announces First Meeting Date

• The Home Depot Launches New Homeowners Hub Designed with Millennials in Mind

• JAMES Magazine Online: A Chance to Level Set GA Education Standards with SB 204

• Redaptive Secures $125M Financing from Deutsche Bank to Deploy Energy-As-A-Service Solutions for Sustainability Programs

• 76.4% Of Georgia Residents Still Use Brick-And-Mortar Banks, Lowest in the U.S.

• The Luckiest Time to Be a Falcons Fan is 1:00 PM ET on a Sunday

• New Deloitte Private Survey Finds Talent and Technology Fuel Top Capital Investment Priorities

• Study: Changes in State Unemployment Rates

• Multiemployer Pension Plans' Overall Funding Jumps to 87% at Mid-year

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