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August 18, 2023

• 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

• Great Southeast Pollinator Census Recognized by Georgia Governor

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Fell Again in July

• Study: Consumers Seek Solar Energy Savings, Lack Clean Energy Knowledge

August 17, 2023

• 27 HunterMaclean Attorneys Listed in The Best Lawyers in America 2024

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Named 2023 Best Practices Agency by the Big “I” and Reagan Consulting

• Taxpayers May See Increase on Personal Property Taxes in Richmond Hill

• New Free Explorer Program to Give Hands-on Firefighting Experience

• Healthy Savannah Provides $2,450 in REACH Grants to Healthy Equity Events

• Citi Trends Announces 3rd Annual Black History Makers Grant Winners

• Secretary Raffensperger: Georgia Voter Lists Are the Cleanest in the Nation

• ALDI Acquires Winn-Dixie Parent Southeastern Grocers

• Kaiser Permanente Grants More than $1M to Increase Access to Care in Georgia

• Digital Library Of Georgia Awards Digitization Subgrants To 7 Georgia Cultural Heritage Institutions Across The State

• UGA Again Leads the Nation in New Products Based on Research

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