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June 28, 2021

• Georgia Power Recognized Nationally as a “Most Trusted Brand” in the Utility Industry

• UGA Helps Hospitals Develop Plans to Build Healthier Communities

• Rental Car Prices & Interest Reach Record Highs for July Fourth Weekend

• More Than Half of Americans Say They're in Financial Recovery Mode, Almost All of Them are Confident They'll Recover Fully

• Honeywell Cybersecurity Research Reports Significant Increase In USB Threats That Can Cause Costly Business Disruptions

June 25, 2021

• Shirley Gary, CEO of Engel & Völkers Buckhead Atlanta and Engel & Völkers Atlanta North Fulton, Named Number One Individual Agent for Georgia For Total Units and Sales Volume by REAL TRENDS + Tom Ferry

• Initial Job Claims Continue to Drop in Atlanta for May

• FCP Announces Sale of River Crossing at Roswell in Atlanta, GA

• GT Software Announces Relaunch as Adaptigent

• City of Atlanta Lifts Application Moratorium on Outdoor Events for up to 49,999 Persons

• National Conversation on transportation Investment Highlights MARTA

• Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau Participates in Delta Meeting Exchange

• Leading Donors and Georgia State University Foundation Create Dr. Mark P. Becker Endowed Scholarship

• New State-of-the-Art Library Coming to Snellville

• Wells Fargo Donates Nearly $8 Million to Habitat for Humanity to Support Affordable Homeownership in the U.S.

• Emory Physicians, Researchers, Allied Health Professionals Honored in 2021 Health Care Heroes Awards

• PDI Announced as Program Honoree for ACG Atlanta’s 2021 Georgia Fast 40

• DeKalb to Partner with South Georgia Farmers, Faith Leaders to Distribute 2,500 Boxes of Produce

• Toll Lane Revenues Show Georgia Traffic Getting Back To Normal

• The Georgia Archives Introduces New Online Research Tools for Teachers, Students, and History Buffs

• More Travel, Driving, Cooking and Electronics Spending Post-Pandemic, Americans Say

• SkillsUSA Honors Augusta Tech's Sherrie Rowe with National Award

• Is Stock Performance Losing Influence on Whether a CEO Stays or Goes? Study Suggests ESG Factors May Be Swiftly Gaining Ground

• Home Affordability Declines For Average Workers Across U.S. In Second Quarter As Prices Soar

• Average New-Vehicle Prices Rise More Than $2,000 from Last Year

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