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March 10, 2023

• Pooler Chamber of Commerce to Host St. Patrick’s Day Shuttle Service Between Tanger Outlets and Downtown Savannah

• Here's How Georgia Compared for VC Funding in 2022

• Georgia Chamber Announces an Official Sustainability Partner

• Georgia House Wants $4K Pay Increase for State Law Officers

• Bob Stafford Retires from Vidalia Onion Committee

• Study: States Where Unemployment Claims Are Increasing the Most

• 2023’s Most Irish Cities in America

• Study: Employees Say Working On-Site is Not Worth The Commute

• BBB Tip: Writing an Effective Privacy Policy

March 09, 2023

• Healthy Savannah And YMCA Celebrate Three Years of Healthy Walks on March 21

• Your 2023 Guide to St. Patrick’s Day in Savannah

• Savannah’s SAFE Shelter Selects New Executive Director

• Perdue Farms Delivers $50,000 Grant To Support America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia “Feeding The Future” Capital Campaign

• Announcing the Seventh Annual Savannah Antiques and Architecture Weekend Home is Where the Art Is

• Georgia Historical Society President and CEO Todd Groce Named to James Magazine's Most Influential List

• City of Savannah Helping Bars, Restaurants with St. Patrick’s Day Preparations

• Montgomery Presbyterian Church Celebrates Live Oak Tree Sculpture

• Why is Daylight Saving Time Still Happening in Georgia in 2023?

• AAA’s Travel Contest Results Are In! 60 Eight Graders Won a European River Cruise; 1 In Georgia

• Honoring the Man from Plains

• Georgia Produces $64K of Economic Output per Resident

• Governor, Chancellor Help Celebrate UNG's 150th Anniversary

• 2023’s Best States for Camping in America

• PCOM Georgia Students Impact Lives in Guatemala

• Aflac Enhances Individual Hospital Insurance to Include Mental Health Coverage

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