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October 09, 2024

• South Augusta Residents Still Shaken From the Damage Left by Helene

• A ‘Tsunami’ of Data Centers is Coming. Why That Wave is Hitting Georgia

• Atlanta Motor Speedway Opens Campgrounds for Hurricane Milton Evacuees

• Georgia Students Record Another Historic-high Graduation Rate

• Fed's Bostic Says Labor Market Slowing but Not Slow, Jobs Gains 'Robust'

• Hyundai Has Begun Producing Electric SUVs at its $7.6B Plant

• Georgia Power Monitoring, Prepared to Respond to Hurricane Milton in Georgia

• Hurricane Helene: How to Donate to the Red Cross

• Regions Bank and the Regions Foundation Launch Services and Support for Communities Impacted by Hurricane Helene

• Georgia Voter Alert: Ballot Tracking Now Available on MVP

• Deloitte: AI Slow to Gain Prominence in the Boardroom

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 143,000 Jobs in September; Annual Pay was Up 4.7%

• SURVEY: Consumers Are Ignoring Cybersecurity Risks Despite Identify Theft Concerns

October 08, 2024

• RCSS to Assist in Serving Hot Meals to First Responders, Emergency Workers, Lineman, Families After Hurricane Helene

• FEMA On-site at Greater Augusta Black Chamber of Commerce Hurricane Relief Event

• SRNS Reaches Key Milestone in Student Loan Debt Reduction Program

• Georgia Election Offices Recovering from Helene

• These Georgians Among the Wealthiest People in the World, According to Forbes

• Georgia Gas Price Average Rolled Back

• Georgia Power Extends, Expands Customer Assistance Programs Following Hurricane Helene

• Florida Milton Evacuees Advised to Head to Atlanta, Macon & Other Cities with South Georgia Still Recovering from Helene

• Georgia DOT Awards New Contracts for Statewide Infrastructure & Safety Upgrades

• #ToombsStrong Announces First Major Contribution Towards Hurricane Relief Recovery from Georgia-based FanDuel

• Milton Becomes a Category 5 Hurricane

• Housing Confidence Inches Higher Amid Record-High Optimism Toward Mortgage Rates

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