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September 07, 2022

• Colony Bank Opens Nominations for Colony Leadership Academy

• Parker’s Voted Best Convenience Store by Savannah Magazine Readers

• Savannah Philharmonic Announces Launch of the Phil the Neighborhood Series

• BankSouth Savannah Branch Voted Best Community Bank and Financial Institution

• Built on Purpose Launches with Fundraising Campaign to Eliminate Local Medical Debt

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Dip 5 Cents

• AG Carr & Colleagues Reach $438.5 Million Agreement with JUUL Labs

• Georgia Humanities Grant Program Announced

• UnitedHealthcare Welcomes Michael Minor as Chief Executive Officer, Community Plan of Georgia

• Understanding Georgia's "Slow Poke Law"

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in August

• Inflation Affecting Discretionary Spending; Retirement Preparations Largely Untouched

• 47% of Educational Institutions Experienced a Cyberattack on their Cloud Infrastructure in 2022

September 06, 2022

• YMCA Team Member Honored by USAA with Gift of Vehicle

• The Metropolitan Savannah Hispanic Chamber Announces the 6th Annual Awards Banquet and Gala on Sept. 17

• SCCPSS Specialized Instruction Community Liaison Named Chair of the State Rehabilitation Council (SRC)

• Georgia Southern Expands Accessibility with New online Professional Communication and Leadership Master’s Program

• Gov. Kemp Announces 63 Appointments to Various Boards, Commissions, and Councils

• Kia August Sales Increase 22% with Electrified Models Up 151% in August

• Georgia’s Manufacturing Companies Emerging from COVID-19 Shutdowns on Firm Footing

• Partnership with BallotTrax Adds Confidence and Convenience to Mail Voting

• Southern Company Launches New Website Detailing Equity Work

• The Georgia Center for Nursing Excellence Interactive Nursing Workforce Dashboard

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce: Premises Liability and Your Business

• Georgia United Foundation Launches Annual Food Drive

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