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March 01, 2021

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Get on Board with Buses for Equitable Transit

• Southeastern Grocers Releases Corporate Social Responsibility Commitment

• AG Chris Carr Warns Tech Support Scams are on the Rise

• Future Looks Rosy for Industrial Real Estate, Says CommercialEdge

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Increased in January

• Nearly 90% of Millennials Invest Their Money, While Only 55% are Confident in Their Money Management Skills

February 26, 2021

• Donatos Pizza Kicks Off Campaign to Feed Local Teachers

• Coastal Heritage Society Announces Reopening of Museums

• Savannah Technical College selected Kaitlin Dotson as Library Services Director

• New Beginnings Youth Art Exhibition Opens 20th Show

• Volunteer Members Needed for New Bryan County Zoning Boards

• Enmarket Encourage Health LIVE April 1st

• Georgia Southern Hosts Acclaimed Author, Professor and Hip-hop Scholar on March 4

• Kemp Expands COVID-19 Vaccination Eligibility to Georgia Teachers, Others

• Georgia State Forecaster Says “Proper” Recovery Will Occur Only After Full Vaccine Dissemination

• Seven Georgia Locations On List Of Nation's Worst Bottlenecks

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: After Texas, Cents and Sensibility in Georgia Energy Policy

• Georgia Credit Unions Continuously Provide Financial Aid for Members During COVID-19 Pandemic

• UGA Study: ‘Power Fluctuations’ Lead to Better People Skills at Work

• Jeanne Seaver Officially Announces her Run for Lieutenant Governor in the Great State of Georgia

• 56% of Small Businesses Plan to Spend More Compensating Employees in 2021, Finds New Survey from Clutch

• COVID-19 and Regulatory Uncertainty Spur Greater Tax risk for Organizations in 2021 and Beyond, EY Survey Finds

February 25, 2021

• HSF to Observe Women's History Month with Lecture, Online Recognition Campaign

• Mediation Center Welcomes New Board Members

• Three SCCPSS High Schools Named AP Honor Schools for 2021

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