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November 14, 2022

• Georgia Debuts All-terrain Wheelchairs at its State Parks

• 1,000 U.S. Military Veterans Receive Housing Payment Assistance from The Home Depot Foundation

• FCC Affordable Connectivity Outreach Grant Program

• Melanie Biersmith Selected as Georgia’s Ninth State 4-H Leader

• Institute of Government's Student Interns Join Collaborative Cyberarch Effort

• New Survey Finds Inflation Will Impact 61% of Americans' Holiday Spending in 2022

• Redfin to Cut Another 13% of Workforce, Shutter RedfinNow

• 13% of American Drivers Don't Have Insurance to Cover an Accident

November 11, 2022

• Veterans Day Parade Moved to Saturday

• Coastal Care Partners Names New VP of Finance

• Healthy Savannah & YMCA of Coastal Georgia to Recognize Community Health Advocates at Nov. 12th

• Georgia Southern Libraries designated as U.S. Patent and Trademark Resource Center, Supports Community Inventors and Entrepreneurs

• The Dickey Foundation Presents First Responders Grant in Georgia

• Savannah Classical Academy Recognizes Local Veterans’ Charity with Donation and Special Program

• Zeigler Selected as Savannah Technical College's Financial Aid Director

• Weiner, Shearouse, Weitz, Greenberg & Shawe, LLP listed in 2023 “Best Law Firms” by U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers

• Battery Manufacturer to Invest $2.57B, Create Over 700 Jobs in Coweta County

• GeorgiaForward Invites Young Professionals to Apply to Become Young Gamechangers

• Georgia DOT Launches "Ahead of the Curve" Podcast

• Delta Vacations Giving Away 12 Trips as Part of "Firsts That Last" Contest

• Chick-fil-A Helps Spark Joy This Season with the Return of the Peppermint Chip Milkshake & Chicken Tortilla Soup

• Georgia Department of Education Recognizes 71 Title I Distinguished Schools

• FCC Launches Affordable Connectivity Outreach Grant Program

• 2023’s Best Cities for Veterans

• New Study Shows Consumers are Less Patient than Ever; Businesses are Falling Behind

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