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July 22, 2022

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Second Quarter 2022 Results

• Savannah State Hosts Panel of Black Business Owners to Inspire Young Entrepreneurs

• Savannah VOICE Festival Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Season with Five Savannah Opera Productions

• SCAD Announces WISH Atlanta Sneaker Design Scholarship

• Objectively, Georgia Is A Fiscally Conservative State

• Georgia Expands Electric Vehicle Charging Network with Federal Alternative Fuel Corridor Designations

• John Murphy to Become President and Chief Financial Officer of The Coca-Cola Company

• Leadership GBA Board of Directors Elects and Installs Officers and Directors

• Publix Produce for Kids Campaign Donates 825,000 Meals to Food Banks

• Georgia Southern Chorale from Gretsch School of Music Triumphant in International Competition

• USDA Energy Audit & Renewable Energy Development Assistance Grants

• Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Fell Further in June

• More Than Two-Thirds of Americans Don't Know that Social Security is Protected Against Inflation

• Used-Vehicle Data Shows Signs of Market Normalcy After Unprecedented Run in 2020 & 2021

July 21, 2022

• Local Women In Construction To Host Speed Networking For Member and Guests

• The Current Receives $20,000 Grant from Knight Foundation

• Movie Trailer Released for 'Halloween Ends,' Filmed In and Around Savannah

• Savannah Police Officer Honored by VFW, Donates Her Monetary Award to 200 Club

• Circa 1843 Home Developed by Eliza Ann Jewett on the Market

• SCCPSS HR Department Receives State Recognition

• Deal for $5.5B Hyundai Plant in Georgia Nears Final Approval

• The Fastest Growing Industry in Georgia

• Copper Foil Manufacturer Denkai America to Locate New Manufacturing Facility, North American Headquarters in Richmond County

• GaDOE, GEMA/HS Launch Georgia Center for School Safety Website

• Gov. Kemp, General Carden Announce SK Battery America to Become 'Work for Warriors' Partner

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