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October 09, 2019

• Cabretta Capital Opens New Office in Savannah, Announces Firm Offerings

• The Savannah Master Calendar Partners Team Up with the Big Wigs to Fundraise for Susan G. Komen Coastal Georgia

• Savannah Real Estate Agent Mary Kathryn Smith Accepts Invitation to Join Celia Dunn Sotheby’s International Realty

• Everyone’s Favorite Spooky Family Coming to Georgia Southern's Armstrong Campus Theatre Halloween

• The Garden City Empowerment Center and Step Up Savannah to Host SNAP Benefits Event October 16th

• Gov. Kemp Names Thirteen State Board Appointments

• Georgia To Have World's Most Modern Glass Plant

• AT&T Named “Nation’s Fastest Wireless Network”

• Rural Remedy: Mercer Med School Brings Care to ‘Areas of Need’

• September Net State Tax Revenue Up 0.7%

• SunTrust Foundation Awards $500,000 Grant to National Foundation for Credit Counseling

• Interpreting Graduation Rates: Not as Easy as ABC

• Home Values Makes Largest Monthly Climb in Five Years, According to Quicken Loans Study

• Half Of Workers Surveyed Have Quit Due To A Bad Boss

October 08, 2019

• Savannah Philharmonic Colors Forsyth Park with 2019 Picnic in the Park

• AeroParts Now Appoints Industry Veteran Mark Cumm as Vice President

• Sterling Seacrest Partners Named to 2019 IIABA Best Practices Agency List

• Family Promise of Bryan County to Host Annual Fundraiser, "Soul to Soul in the City"

• Infinity, Inc. Recognized as Cybersecurity Champion for National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

• Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Don Their Tool Belts in Nashville

• $20 Hour and up: 4 Best-paid Construction, Extraction Jobs in Georgia

• Carolyn Lee and Beatriz Landa: Georgia’s Creators Wanted for “New-Collar” Manufacturing Opportunities

• Georgia DOT Advances MMIP Improvement Projects

• Rep. Bonnie Rich Wins Livestock Legislative Showdown at Georgia National Fair

• Columbus Technical College Names New President

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