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Warrior Restoration Recently Volunteered At the Coweta County Special Olympics

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By Lee Neely Verified
| EIN Presswire
NEWNAN, GA, UNITED STATES, May 28, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Warrior Restoration recently participated as a volunteer group at the Coweta County Special Olympics, supporting an event that brought together athletes of all abilities for a day focused on inclusion, competition, and community engagement. The event was held at Drake Stadium at Newnan High School and included more than 350 athletes representing 26 schools and programs, along with adult participants from Coweta and Heard counties.
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Warrior Restoration Supports Community Impact Through Special Olympics Golf Sponsorship

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By Lee Neely Verified
| EIN News
Warrior Restoration Supports Community Impact Through Special Olympics Golf Sponsorship NEWNAN, GA, UNITED STATES, January 21, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Warrior Restoration, a trusted provider of professional restoration solutions, proudly demonstrated its commitment to community engagement by sponsoring the Coweta County Special Olympics (CCSO) Golf Fundraiser held at Summer Grove Golf Club in November 2025.
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NewsBites Volume XXVI - Issue 05

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By Johannes Ullrich, Lee Neely Verified, Curtis Dukes, John Pescatore
| SANS Cybersecurity Blog
2024-01-18 Researchers from Trail of Bots have discovered a vulnerability that affects multiple brands of graphics processing unit (GPU) chips. The flaw could be exploited to steal data from the GPU’s memory.
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