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May 25, 2022

• Election Results in the 2022 Georgia Primaries

• Georgia Power Welcomes Hyundai Motor Group to Coastal Georgia

• Georgia Food Truck Vendors to Pay Fewer Fees in 2023

• PCOM Students Prepare for Residency

• On the Farm: Georgia Farmers Battle Astronomical Input Costs Planting 2022 Corn Crop

• AAA: Memorial Day Forecast Points to Sizzlin' Summer Travel

• Three Georgia Students Recognized as U.S. Presidential Scholars

• 2022’s Best Biking Cities in America

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Fell 2% in April

• 37% of the Top 20 Skills Requested for the Average US Job Have Changed Since 2016

May 24, 2022

• Georgia Southern to Host Groundbreaking Ceremony for New Jack and Ruth Ann Hill Convocation Center

• Colony Bankcorp Completes $40 Million Subordinated Note Offering

• G&W’s Georgia Central Railway to Serve New Hyundai Electric Vehicle Facility in Savannah Area

• LS3P's Savannah Office Recognizes Outstanding Team Members

• Mary's Place Teal H.E.A.L. Walk

• Savannah Children's Museum to Host SoilFamily Expo

• United Way of the Coastal Empire Presents the Craig Harney Spirit of Philanthropy Awards

• Families Flock to Georgia National Fairgrounds for 2022 May Days on the Midway

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Climb

• GaDOE Again Expands Cybersecurity Resources for School Districts

• Georgia: EV Capital?

• UGA Helps Coastal Communities Plan for a Resurgence in Georgia’s Oyster Industry

• Workforce Opportunity for Rural Communities (WORC)

• CEO Confidence Declined Sharply in Q2

• Chief Human Resource Officers Have an Additional Focus: ESG Issues

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