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February 11, 2021

• Georgia Businesses to Manufacture Low-THC Oil Soon

• Waycross-Ware Development Authority Seeking President For Economic Development Initiatives

• Charlie Harper: Small Fixes Transcend Bigger Divide

• NFPA and State Farm Offering Grants for Wildfire Preparedness Projects

• Felicia Barefoot Receives OTC’s Diamond Award

• Study: In Employee Compensation, You Get What You Pay For

• US Business Leaders Take Bold Action to Recover from Pandemic & Accelerate Growth with Digital Transformation

February 10, 2021

• Thomas & Hutton CFO Joins Mac Casualty, Ltd Executive Committee

• Gulfstream Enhances Its Aircraft Redesign Program

• United Way of the Coastal Empire Celebrates National 211 Day on February 11th

• Urban Hope’s 11th Annual Chefs and Chocolates Goes Virtual

• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Bay Street Realty Group Cora Bett Thomas Realty Makes Generous Donation to Skidaway Island First Responders

• Allegiant Announces New Nonstop from Appleton, Wisconsin to Savannah

• OTC Recognized In 2021 Workforce Development Guide

• Chicken Salad Chick Relocating Headquarters to Atlanta

• Georgia Increased Its Renewable Energy Production Continues to Climb

• Georgia Historical Society Announces Modified Georgia History Festival Schedule for 2021

• The Coca-Cola Company Introduces Bottles Made from 100% Recycled Materials in the U.S.

• Midway & Liberty County Could be Home of New Casino as Georgia Considers Legalizing Gambling

• Kia Motors To "Accelerate The Good" Through Donations To High School Football Programs Impacted By The Pandemic

• The Home Depot and Allstate Launch New Best-in-Class Extended Protection Plan

• Nearly 40% of Americans Will Skip Valentine's Day This Year to Save Money

• Health IT Safety Leaders Address Changes Needed to Improve Integration of Behavioral Health and Primary Care

• U.S. Median Home Asking Prices Hit a New High, Up 10% From Last Year

February 09, 2021

• Savannah Mayor Reflects on Trying First Year in Office

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