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October 03, 2024

• AthFest Educates Awards Grants to CCSD Educators

• Brian Steele Named Associate Dean for Admissions for the UGA School of Medicine

• Power Of One Launches 12 Th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Effort

• 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

October 02, 2024

• Plans Announced for Pickleball Kingdom at Site in Oconee County

• Sixteen Athens Academy Seniors Recognized by National Merit

• Dockworkers Go on Strike at Georgia’s Ports: What to Know

• The Salvation Army in Massachusetts Deploys Emergency Disaster Services Responders to Florida and Georgia

• A Century of History: Jimmy Carter Turns 100

• Georgia Hemp Farming Act Takes Effect

• Charlie Harper: Georgia’s Smaller Communities Need Post-Helene Attention Too

• Students Show Strong Improvement in Georgia Milestones MathTests

• Georgia Power Restores Power to 80% of Customers Impacted by Hurricane Helene across the State

• Americans for Prosperity Honors Georgia Lawmakers with “Pioneers for Prosperity” Awards

• Wells Fargo Donates More Than $1 Million For Hurricane Helene Disaster Relief

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