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November 19, 2021

• Education Outreach at Savannah River Site Draws Interest from Across U.S.

• UGA Study: Board Members Feel their Role is to Support CEOs or Fire Them

• KaMin to Acquire BASF Kaolin Minerals Business

• LG Duncan Announces Senate Study Committee on Nonpartisan Elections for Local School Board Members

• Georgia DOT Suspending Lane Closures & Predicting Best and Worst Travel Times During Thanksgiving Holiday

• Southern Company & DOE to Demonstrate World's First Fast-spectrum Salt Reactor

• New ‘Top Docs’ Highlights Innovative Ways to Promote Wellness & Resilience

• Southeastern Grocers Gives Back to Communities and Associates in Celebration of Thanksgiving

• First Graduates of the Coordinator Certification Program Recognized

• Brick and Mortar Sales Expected to Surge this Holiday Season

• The Most Popular European Holiday Destination Will Surprise You

• Winn-Dixie Donates More Than $358,000 to American Cancer Society

November 18, 2021

• Augusta Native Highlighting Local Businesses for Holidays

• Non-Discrimination Ordinance Passes, Mayor Davis Reacts

• Savannah River Nuclear Solutions Invests More Than $1 Billion in Small, Diverse Businesses

• Georgia Soul Announces Family Night

• Augusta Experts are Making Huge Steps and Providing New Insight on Coinfections, Viral Spread and COVID

• The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Announces Its 2022 List of State's 10 'Places in Peril'

• Hartsfield-Jackson and Airport Partners Prepare for Busy Holiday Travel Season

• EY Announces Georgia's Marc Gorlin of Roadie as an Entrepreneur Of The Year 2021 National Award Winner

• AT&T and Microsoft Launch Azure Edge Zones with AT&T 5G in Atlanta

• Georgia Site Could House New Electric Truck Plant

• Alumni Association Reveals 2022 Bulldog 100 Businesses

• King’s Hawaiian Continues to Invest in Georgia

• State Rep. Says Bill Would Empower Patients Diagnosed with Mental Illness

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