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October 03, 2022

• Heroes for Hope Fundraiser to Help Local Kids in Foster Care

• Concert Series Will Kick Off North Augusta's Jack-O-Lantern Jubilee this October

• Jimmy Carter Sets New Record for Longest-Living President as He Turns 98 Years Old

• Georgia Awarded $38 Million to Support Charter School Growth

• The Home Depot Foundation Commits up to $1 Million to Support Communities Impacted by Hurricane Ian

• Southern Company Finance Team Names Trio to Leadership Roles

• Hurricane Ian Relief: U-Haul Offers 30 Days Free Storage in Georgia

• Georgia Chamber Announces Legislative Endorsements for the 2022 Midterm Election

• Ag Carr Praises Ruling Dismissing all of Fair Fight’s False Allegations of Voter Suppression in 2018 Election

• New Vehicle Sales Expected to Dip Slightly in Q3, According to Edmunds

• Survey: Companies Struggle to Hire and Promote Amid Uptick in Delayed Retirements

• Rural Small Businesses Seek Talent, Technology to Succeed in Digital Age

September 30, 2022

• Golden Harvest Food Bank Gets Ready to Scare Away Hunger

• Hotels Prepare for Possible Influx of Hurricane Evacuees

• Two Agents Share Top Five Awards

• RCSS Highlights Class of 2022 SAT Scores

• Does the Economy Have You On Edge? How US Financial Woes Could Hit You at Home

• Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Announces New Chair

• Western Carolina State Fair Features New Competitions

• 14th Annual GRACE Awards Winners Announced

• Here's How the Waffle House Index Measures a Hurricane's Possible Danger

• Money Magazine: Atlanta Is the Best Place to Live in the U.S.

• Norfolk Southern Creates Transportation and Network Operations Organization

• AG Carr Warns Georgians of Price Gouging and Scams in Wake of Tropical Storm Ian

• Georgia Students Mingle with Farm Animals to Spark Interest in Agriculture

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