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September 28, 2022

• SCORE's "BizPitch Savannah 2022" Application Deadline - October 3

• United Way Nights at Local High School Football Games

• Georgia Ports Welcomes Nissan to Brunswick

• Gov. Kemp Issues State of Emergency Ahead of Hurricane Ian

• Georgia Power Readying for Hurricane Ian Impacts, Urging Customers to do the Same

• AT&T Networks Prepare for Hurricane Ian

• The Center for Global Health Innovation Announces Plenary and Featured Speakers for Annual Bio Innovation Summit

• Southeastern Grocers Donates more than 820,000 Meals to Local Feeding America Food Banks

• US DHS State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program (SLGCP)

• Survey: Home Price Gains Decelerated Across the United States

• New Report: Enhancing Efficiencies, Building Workforce Skills and Innovation Top List of Business Priorities

• U.S. Auto Dealers See Market Weakness Driven by Inflation, Economic Anxiety, and Tight Inventory; Market Outlook Hits Record Low

September 27, 2022

• Clean up of SeaPoint Industrial Terminal Complex Site Complete

• LLS Names Memorial Health as the Presenting Sponsor for 2022 Light The Night Event

• Meet the September 28th SHE HUSTLES Presenters, Speakers, & Panelists

• Page International Promotes Jackie Johnson to Vice President, Ocean Export Freight Forwarding Operations

• Sarah Brooke Sandin Joins Seabolt Real Estate in Savannah, Ga. as Sales Associate

• Georgia Southern Celebrates ‘40 Under 40’ Class of 2022

• Savannah VOICE Festival Announces 11th Season Dates

• Huge Surplus Leaves Georgia with $6.6B in Cash to Spend

• Atlanta Braves Visit White House to Celebrate 2021 World Series Title

• Gov. Kemp, Former Gov. Deal, & EPD Director Dunn Announce Historic Lake Lanier Water Agreement

• Entrepreneurship Researcher Seeking to Find HOPE Scholarship’s Effect on New Business Creation

• Over $30M in Financial Assistance Distributed to Georgia Homeowners to Date

• AAA: Fall Brings Cheaper Gas Prices Across Georgia

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