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August 22, 2023

• Georgia Tech-Savannah Welcomes Lesa Hagins as New Educational Outreach Manager

• Arthur Blank Buys a Team in Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's New TGL Golf League

• Georgia Gas Price Average Down 2 Cents

• Ann R. Purcell Elected Vice Chairman of State Transportation Board of Georgia

• Georgians Feel 'Chronically Stressed' When They Have Debts of $25,526, Finds Study

• Study: 2023’s States Where Employers Are Struggling the Most in Hiring

• Charlie Harper: The 2020 Election Was Not Stolen

• With UGA SBDC Assistance, Franchisee Grows to Four Locations and Receives National Recognition

• U.S. Employee Burnout Continues Downward Trend, But Still Remains Too High

• More Than a Third of Americans Say Uncertainty About Their Finances Keeps Them Up at Night at Least Monthly

• Kelley Blue Book Analysis: Average New-Vehicle Transaction Prices Up Less Than 1% Year Over Year, Smallest Increase in Decade

August 21, 2023

• Happy 104th Birthday Leopold’s Ice Cream

• Vendors Applications Now Open for Lowcountry Made’s Fall Markets

• Habitat for Humanity Looking to Buy Lot in Port Wentworth for Affordable Housing

• Savannah Technical College Peace Officer Academy Honors August 2023 Graduates

• HSF’s September Lecture Focuses on Savannah Tree Canopy

• Bouhan Falligant Attorneys Named Best Lawyers in America 2024 Three Partners Honored with “Lawyer of the Year"

• New High School Football Stadium to Open in Claxton

• For the Fourth Straight Year, Dental Claim Support lands on the Inc. 5000 List of Fastest-growing Private Companies

• 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

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