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March 02, 2023

• What the Port of Savannah's Expansion Means for Georgia's Economy

• SBA Expands Outreach to Hispanic Businesses with Historic Multi-State Alliance with Prospera

• Dr. Stuart Rayfield Named Sole Finalist for CSU Presidency

• Ameris Bank Donates $2,055,000 to Support 15 Rural Georgia Hospitals

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker for the Camilla Massacre

• S&P Global Mobility: February 2023 US Auto Sales Holding the Line

• US Consumer Confidence Declined Again in February

March 01, 2023

• Georgia DOR Announces Release of Annual and Statistical Report

• Here’s How to Qualify for Medical Marijuana in Georgia

• Late 19th-century Newspapers from 34 Georgia Counties Now Freely Available Online

• Secretary Raffensperger Urges Congressional Action on Common Sense Election Reforms

• 31.8% of Georgia Workers Hold Analytical Occupations

• New Study Names Georgia among the States Where House Prices have Increased the Most in the Past Five Years

• S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices Decline

• Over 90% of Businesses Willing to Pay More for Better Customer Service, New Fusion Connect Study Reveals

• New Report: Tech Talent Leaders Face Ongoing Skill Shortages, But Aren't Changing Hiring Practices

February 28, 2023

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Decline

• Georgia's Delegates for U.S. Senate Youth Program Selected

• AGCO Donates $650,000 to Support UNICEF’s Emergency Efforts in Türkiye

• Inspected.com Expands Services to Georgia Market

• Cities Connect: Protecting Older and Disabled Adults in Your Community

• Southeastern Grocers Recognizes Its “Most Valued People” on Supermarket Employee Day

• 67 Weekly Work Hours Needed to Afford Median-Priced Georgia Home

• Internet of Things (IoT): Top 10 Growth Opportunities for 2023

• CompTIA Commends States' Actions to Open Employment On-ramps

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