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Parker’s Kitchen gives $100,000 to schools, food bank

Parker’s Kitchen gives $100,000 to schools, food bank

Parker's Kitchen donated $100,000 in total to support Augusta area schools and the Golden Harvest Food Bank.
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When will first frost hit Georgia? What forecasts, history predict

When will first frost hit Georgia? What forecasts, history predict

Georgia is getting colder outside, but predictions for the first frost indicate more time is needed. Here's what forecasts and history show us.
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Atlanta Hawks and Volunteers Pack Over One Million Meals for Georgia Families

Atlanta Hawks and Volunteers Pack Over One Million Meals for Georgia Families

The Atlanta Hawks, in collaboration with thousands of volunteers, successfully packed more than one million meals at State Farm Arena over the past weekend. These meals are now being distributed to various food banks and community partners throughout the metro Atlanta area. The primary focus of this initiative is to ensure that the packaged food reaches the communities most in need as quickly as possible. The Atlanta Community Food Bank, a key recipient, has already received approximately one-third of the total meals packed, amounting to about 300,000 meals or over 38,000 pounds of food. Jon West, Vice President of Partner Relations at the food bank, confirmed that these meals were quickly ordered by their partners for distribution.
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Parker's Kitchen Donates $60,000 to Augusta Area Schools Through Community Program

Parker's Kitchen Donates $60,000 to Augusta Area Schools Through Community Program

Parker's Kitchen Donates $60,000 to Augusta Area Schools Through Community Program
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Georgia schools get new framework to address threats early

Georgia schools get new framework to address threats early

Public and private schools across Georgia now have access to a process designed to help prevent violence before it occurs.
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Meet Stephanie Castellano, Savannah Morning News' new environment reporter

Meet Stephanie Castellano, Savannah Morning News' new environment reporter

Stephanie Castellano joins the Savannah Morning News as its environment and climate change reporter.
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Fall thermostat in Georgia. What temp should it be set to save money?

Fall thermostat in Georgia. What temp should it be set to save money?

HVAC experts say finding the perfect setting doesn’t have to be a guessing game, or an expensive one.
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Why Georgia drivers could pay less at the pump through October

Why Georgia drivers could pay less at the pump through October

The state is rolling out fuel-cost relief while also easing trucking rules that could affect everyday prices.
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Rivian Scales Supply Chain and Logistics for R2 Growth, Expanding Georgia Manufacturing Facility

Rivian Scales Supply Chain and Logistics for R2 Growth, Expanding Georgia Manufacturing Facility

Rivian Scales Supply Chain and Logistics for R2 Growth, Expanding Georgia Manufacturing Facility
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101-year-old grocery chain closes 27 stores

101-year-old grocery chain closes 27 stores

Families in several states are suddenly losing a neighborhood staple they have relied on for generations.
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New Savannah restaurant brings a taste of Paris to Georgia

New Savannah restaurant brings a taste of Paris to Georgia

A new French-inspired brasserie in Savannah is bringing escargot, steak frites and other French classics to Georgia. Here's what to know.
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Georgia emissions could rise after EPA rule repeal

Georgia emissions could rise after EPA rule repeal

Advocates warn the Trump administration's repeal of climate standards could keep Georgia coal plants running longer.