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March 18, 2021

• Great Oaks Bank Hosting Community Shred Day April 22 at Four Locations

• Jenkins High Staff Raise Soap Donations for Ronald McDonald House

• Norburg Chiropractic & Wellness Center to Offer Free Services in Exchange for Donations

• West Chatham Parents Get Information on New K-8 School at New Hampstead

• Senators End Second Day of Hearings on Elections Reform Bill

• Commissioner Tim Echols: A Chance to Save the Day

• Georgia Power to host Minority Chamber of Commerce Forum

• New Study from Jackson Physician Search Reveals 69% of Physicians Disengaged; 54% Say COVID Driving Change in Job Plans

• AG Chris Carr Urges Feds to Respect States’ Ability to Cut Taxes

• Charlie Harper: Washington Is Here To Help

• COVID‑19 Vaccination Appointments Open at 70 Georgia Publix Pharmacies

• Hiring Mistakes Come At A Higher Price Amid Pandemic

• Survey: 60% of Americans Report That the Pandemic Year Forever Changed How They Budget & Spend Money

• U.S. Chamber CEO: Filibuster Provides Needed ‘Time, Thoughtfulness, and Deliberation’ on National Issues

March 17, 2021

• Buy Local Savannah’s March Luncheon to Feature Small Business Tax Tips from Hancock Askew

• Caudell selected as Department Head for Savannah Culinary Institute

• Citi Trends Announces Fourth Quarter & Fiscal 2020 Results

• Georgia Southern Alumni Association Awards Honor Service, Achievement

• Matter of Fact Listening Tour to Expand Conversations About Race and Justice with Second Special on Thursday, March 18

• Saint Patrick's Day Weekend Crowds Smaller than Businesses Expected

• Announcement on Landlord Tenant Mediation to Prevent Eviction

• Bluffton Artisan Market Featuring Lowcountry Makers Kick Off on March 14th

• Economic Lessons Learned From the COVID-19 Pandemic

• Sailfish Boats Manufacturing Headquarters to Expand in Grady County, Create 70 Jobs

• Sonny Perdue Under Consideration to Lead Georgia’s Higher Ed System

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