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October 26, 2022

• Oliver Maner Recognizes National Homeless Awareness Month with November Donation Drive

• Everything You Need to Know About the South Georgia State Fair

• Savannah Book Festival Announces Keynote Authors Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

• Ongoing Talent Development Fosters Strong Fintech Ecosystem in Georgia

• Strong Turnout Continues Breaking Records into Week Two of Early Voting

• TCSG Names Dr. Emmett Griswold as President of Albany Technical College

• Application Period Open for Qualified Law Enforcement Foundations Authorized by LESS Crime Act

• Senator Ossoff Announces New Legislation for Veterans

• ATA: Driver Shortage Remains Near Record High

• Inflation Taking a Toll on Health Care and Nutrition Decisions in U.S.

• Consumer Confidence Improved Again in September

October 25, 2022

• Marsha Fogarty Upped To WTOC Savannah GM

• New MPA Executive Track Launches this Spring at Georgia Southern University

• Step One Automotive on Abercorn Street Presents Local Hero Award to Kimberly Billings of Safe Haven for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

• Savannah Music Festival to Present Two Nights of Blues Icon Buddy Guy’s "Damn Right Farewell" Tour with Special Guests

• Davenport House Museum Presents Free Annual Harvest Lecture On Enslaved Chefs’ Influence On American Cuisine

• Chatham County Property Tax Bills for Second Half of 2022 Are Due on Tuesday, Nov. 15, Extended Office Hours Available for Local Homeowners

• NewCold To Make Henry County’s Single-largest Investment With State-of-the-Art Distribution Facility

• Poll Finds Most Georgia Voters Favor Casinos

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Declines

• Cities Connect: Cybersecurity Funding for Cities and Diabetes Awareness

• Daddy's Chicken Shack Signs 10-Unit Deal in Georgia

• Georgia Voters Continue Sunday Turnout by Doubling 2018 Record

• States With the Most Self-Employed Workers

• September Market Declines Cause Public Pension Funded Ratio to Drop from 75.0% to 69.3%

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