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January 26, 2022

• Survey: 73% of Organizations are Transitioning their Business-to-Business Payments from Checks to Digital Payments

• New Survey Reveals That Nearly Half of American Workers are Considering Leaving Their Current Place of Employment

January 25, 2022

• Georgia Southern’s Henderson Library Selected to Host Americans and the Holocaust Traveling Exhibit

• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Bay Street Realty Group Recently Added Justin Kennedy to the Team as Realtor

• Outrun Hunger Fore Kids Cafe 5K Made Possible by Nancy and Ken Larsen Returns to Tournament Week Schedule of Events

• Savannah Technical College Selects Korengel as Dean for Adult Education

• 33rd Annual Savannah Black Heritage Festival Opens Feb. 1

• M.E. Sack Engineering Hires Devon Cobb as Civil Designer

• Tickets on Sale for Shell Out for a CURE

• Good Neighbors to Forsyth Farmer’s Market

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Increase 2 Cents

• Georgia Demands OSHA Permanently Withdraw Unlawful Vaccine Mandate

• Fendig Explains Proposal for New Toll to St. Simons Island

• AG Chris Carr Recognizes Data Privacy Week, Offers Online Security Tips

• Register Now for the 2022 Flavor of Georgia Food Product Contest

• Upcoming Webinars: SBA Overview and How SBA Loans Work

• 2022’s States With the Highest Job Resignation Rates – WalletHub Study

• Milliman Analysis Public Pension Funded Status Ends 2021 at 85.5% Highest in Over Five Years

January 24, 2022

• Precision Terminal Logistics Acquires The Kearney Companies, Inc.

• EMC Engineering Services, Inc. Acquires Langford Surveying

• Buy Local Announces First Luncheon of 2022

• Savannah African Art Museum to Open new 2022 Exhibit on Cowrie Shells

• DeAnne Mitchell Named Visitor International President for 2022

• Step One Automotive on Abercorn Street Presents Local Hero Award to SPD Officer Amanda Fonseca-Quinn

• LeAndrea Mikell to become first African American President of the Georgia Jaycees

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