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November 13, 2024

• Chatham Savannah Authority for the Homeless to Showcase Mobile Shower Unit

• Komar Distribution Services Partners with Pioneering Work Placement Platform “Bus Stop Mamas” to Fill Positions

• Author Talk: Memoir of a WWII B-24 Bomber Pilot | The Story in His Own Words

• University System of Georgia Enrollment Hits An All-Time Record

• Home Depot Sales See Uptick from Hurricane Recovery

• Berry College Names Sandeep Mazumder its Ninth President

• Love Nature — and Want to Protect It? Make $57K as a Georgia Game Warden

• Beverly Johnson Named Director of UGA J.W. Fanning Institute of Leadership Development

• Georgia DOT Commissioner Elected VP of The American Association of State Highway & Transportation Officials

• Georgia-Pacific Leverages Partnerships To Expand Employee Knowledge and Skillset

• Georgia Chamber: Increasing Access to Childcare

• Boeing: Air Cargo Traffic to Double by 2043 as Emerging Markets Drive Growth

• Nation's Top 2025 Military Friendly Employers Announced

• New Upgraded Points Study Highlights Trends in Holiday Charity Across the U.S.

November 12, 2024

• Senior Citizens Inc. Announces the Opening of the DayBreak Center A New Respite Care Center for Older Adults

• CURE Childhood Cancer Holds Second Annual Homecoming Fundraiser

• Savannah's Got Talent - Nov. 18

• Savannah Music Festival to Host Winter Bash on January 25th

• Delta CEO Expects Trump Presidency Will be ‘Positive’ for the Airline

• At 100 Years Old, Jimmy Carter is the Oldest Nominee for 2025 Grammy Awards

• Oglethorpe Power Appoints Annalisa Bloodworth as President & CEO

• Home Depot Foundation Invests $10M to Help Veterans Age in Place, Avoid Homelessness

• Harold Jones Elected Georgia Senate Democratic Leader

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Remains Steady

• Georgia College & State University Celebrates 135th birthday

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