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October 04, 2024

• Helene Death Toll Still Rising in Georgia as Power Outages Shrink

• Georgia Guard Supports Partner Agencies Responding to Helene

• FanDuel Donates $175,000 to Four Local Organizations to Support Hurricane Recovery Efforts in Georgia

• Election Recovery Efforts Underway; Minimal Long Term Damage, Raffensperger Says

• Georgia City Fire Departments Embrace Data-Driven Risk Reduction

• Mortgage Lock-In Effect Shows Signs of Easing as New Listings Increase

• New Study: Government GenAI Optimism May be Outpacing Ability to Deploy

• New Vehicle Inventory Tops 3 Million Units for the First Time Since Beginning of Global Pandemic

October 03, 2024

• Infinity, Inc. Shares October Invitation and Reminder

• SCA First Public School in Chatham County to Reopen

• Hussey Gay Bell Savannah Expands with the Hire of Williams

• NAWIC’s Coastal Georgia Chapter Honors Award Recipients and Inducts New Board at Annual Gala

• Inspiring Dreams Gala: Hollywood Night of Stars

• SCCPSS to Return to Operations with E-Learning Days for Students on October 3rd and 4th

• How Jimmy Carter's Hometown Celebrated His Birthday in Plains

• From Small Town Roots to Big Aspirations: Meet Georgia’s Youngest Mayor Brooke Huckaby

• Longshoremen’s Strike Silences Georgia Ports

• Senske Family of Companies Expands into the Southeast with Two Acquisitions in Georgia

• Verizon Continues Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts with Grants Totaling $325,000

• JAMES Magazine Online: Ga. Republican Delegation Demands Answers on Absentee Ballot Processing

• New State Election Rules Come Under Fire

• Georgia DOT Continues to Make Significant Progress in Clean-up Efforts Following Hurricane Helene

• Internal Talent Marketplaces: Corporate America's Best Kept Secret

• Survey: Half of US Small Businesses Encounter Fiscal Challenges Due to a Lack of Financial Literacy

• Over One Dozen Guaranteed Income Studies Show Increased Employment Better Financial Stability and Other Key Benefits

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