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February 16, 2021

• St. Joseph’s/Candler, Local Churches Plan to Educate and Distribute COVID Vaccine to Underserved

• Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home Presents Virtual Readings with #FlanneryFridays

• Harris Lowry Manton LLP Stands Apart as the Only Savannah, Ga. Law Firm With Two Attorneys on the 2021 Georgia Super Lawyers Top 100 List

• This is the Most Desired Job in Georgia, New Ranking Says

• GMA Offers Classes to Build Diverse, Equitable & Inclusive Communities

• Georgia Power Responding as Winter Storm Uri Moves Across the Southeast

• Cable One to Acquire Hargray Communications

• Georgia Gas Prices Ticking Upward

• Chalking Up Successes in Georgia School Choice

• Southeastern Grocers Launches 10 Days of Appreciation

• A Record 52% of Homes Under Contract Within 2 Weeks

• Survey: Almost Half of Americans Feel They are Making Financial Progress, but Anxiety Remains

February 15, 2021

• Chatham County Commission Proclaims February Career and Technical Education Month

• Savannah Music Festival Announces Departure of Executive Director David Pratt for New Leadership Role & Appointment of Interim Executive Director Erin Tatum

• Seabolt Real Estate Announces 2020 Top Producers, Record Annual Sales

• Join Veterans and Supporters for 2nd Annual Masquerade Ball To Raise Funds for Warrior Lift

• Martinis at the Mansion Charity Networking Series Returns

• Senior Citizens, Inc. Names Brittany Francese as In-Home Director

• U.S. Department Of Labor Awards TCSG $4.85 Million

• GDOL Addresses 1099-G Information

• Georgia Power Shares How Corporate Philanthropy is Moving Atlanta Communities Forward

• Gov. Kemp Supports Georgia Jobs, Calls on President Biden to Overturn ITC Ruling on SK Innovation

• ATL-based Sharecare Announces Plans to Go Public Via SPAC Merger

• Turf Used in Super Bowl LV Was Made in Tifton

• Study Shows Long-term Benefits in Georgia Education Scholarship Accounts

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