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March 25, 2026

• Savannah State University Launches ‘MySSU’ Mobile App

• Ten SCCPSS Students Selected as Governor's Honors Program Finalists

• Georgia Coast Dream Job: Greater Pooler Area Chamber Director of Tourism Opportunity

• Tanger Outlets Savannah, Hilton Head Named Among ‘America’s Greatest Workplaces for Women’

• New Mobile Grocery Store to Bring Fresh, Affordable Food Directly to Savannah Aera Neighborhoods

• UCB to Invest $2 Billion in Georgia, Establish First U.S. Manufacturing Facility

• 'It's How We Compete'. Georgia Business Recruiters Plead to Keep Tax Breaks

• Georgia Power Continues Renewable Energy by Awarding Largest Distributed Generation Solar Peocurement in Company's History

• A Clock that Doesn't Jump Around Twice a Year? Georgia Lawmakers are Working on It

• Senate Approves Cell Phone Ban in Georgia High Schools

• Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Georgia and Premier Health Network Announce New Partnership

• Thinking of Buying an E-Bike? What an Expert Says you Need to Know in Georgia

• U.S. Hospitality Shows Cautious Readiness Ahead of 2026 World Cup

• New Survey of CEOs Reveals PR Investment Is Accelerating and Boosted by AI Search

• Global Tech Hiring Remains Strong as U.S. Outlook Shows Measured Q2 Improvement

March 24, 2026

• Coastal Care Physical Therapy Partners with The Landings Golf and Athletic Club

• Gulfstream Completes 200th G600 Delivery

• Thomas and Hutton Grows Savannah Team with Two New Team Members

• Abshire Public Relations Welcomes Kylie Vickers to Their Growing Team

• Hyundai Expands its Commitment to STEM Education Across the United States

• Palmer & Cay Announces Landmark Partnership with TPG

• Savannah Speech and Hearing Center Receives Grant from Georgia Trauma Foundation

• Georgia General Assembly Approves Medical Marijuana Vaping & Removing THC Limits

• Georgia Business Leaders Raise Concerns as Partial Government Shutdown Impacts Atlanta Airport

• Georgia DOT Awards $48.8 Million in February

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