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February 27, 2023

• Kim Lyle Wins CoStars Power Broker Q4 Deal

• Women’s Health Expert Provides New Scope of Care in Vidalia

• Gov. Kemp: Sam’s Club to Create 600 New Jobs at Douglas County Fulfillment Center

• Reps. Todd Jones, Mary Margaret Oliver Introduce Legislation to Continue Mental Health Reform Efforts

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Announces Personnel Changes

• Norfolk Southern Donates $300,000 to East Palestine School District

• Georgia House Proposal for Cigarette Tax Hike to Promote Public Health Runs into Anti-tax Buzzsaw

• Charlie Harper: Local Governments Building Barriers To The American Dream

• The Home Depot Officially Starts the Countdown to Spring

• National Study Recommends Georgia Children Need to Eat More Fruits and Vegetables

• Outreach's Quarterly Sales Confidence Index Reveals Sales Leaders' Continued Positive Outlook Despite Turbulent Economy

• 70% of Corporations and Financial Institutions are Frustrated with Their Payment Failure Rate

• 69% of Consumers Hold Back on Non-essential Spend

February 24, 2023

• 38th Street School Redeveloped into Studio Apartments Complete

• Pooler City Councilmember Aaron C. Higgins Appointed to Serve on National League of Cities’ Small Cities Council

• EMC Engineering Services, Inc. Announces Promotion of Joel Womack, PE to Principal

• Richmond Hill Historical Society Hosts Lecture: “Historic Preservation: Tools for Advocacy”

• Thank You President Carter for Helping Preserve Ossabaw Island

• Feeding America CEO Scheduled to Visit Second Harvest

• Dr. Williams-Lasley to Lead JCB’s Apprenticeship Program

• BHHS Bay Street Realty Group Announces the Addition of Shelley S. Smith as Realtor

• Idea Nuova Inc. to Invest $19 Million in Screven County

• Legislation Addressing Election Interference Introduced

• Gov. Kemp Announces Appointments to Judicial Circuits and State Courts

• Georgia Historical Society to Dedicate New Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker Recognizing the Camilla Massacre

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