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August 12, 2021

• Colleagues, Commissioners Honor Memory of Gwinnett County Judge

• Georgia Reps Talk Infrastructure At Chamber Event In Columbus

• Governor Kemp Urges Business Leaders to Help Take on Crime Across Georgia

• Thomas & Hutton Celebrates 75 Years of Business

• GMA Executive Director Larry Hanson: Building Strong Communities Through Partnerships

• Norfolk Southern Sets Environmental, Social, Governance Goals

• Georgia Among Several States to Benefit from Newly-announced USDA Broadband Funding

• Study: New Patient Surge Poses Major Challenge for Small Healthcare Businesses

• Parks Associates: 15% of US Broadband Households Report Intentions to Purchase an Electric Vehicle (EV) in 2021

• Nearly 40% of Consumers Appreciate Colors the Most Among Visual Elements on Business Websites, Finds New Survey from Top Design Firms

August 11, 2021

• Acuity Brands Announces Retirement of Peter C. Browning and Election of Mark J. Sachleben to the Board of Directors

• Georgia Gains by Playing in a Regulatory ‘Sandbox’

• ADEVCO, BCDC Underway on Two Extra Space Storage Facilities

• Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Hires New Chief Financial Officer

• Draffin Tucker Announces Firm Promotions

• Atlanta Retail and Restaurant Foot Traffic Reach 36% Increase for 2021

• HelloFresh, Pratt Industries, & Second Helpings Atlanta Team Up To Distribute Over 400,000 Meals

• Jim Chapman Communities Names its First Partners

• Mercer University’s SEI Lab Partners with Atlanta Citizen Review Board on Educator Learning Program

• 2021 Decatur BBQ, Blues & Bluegrass Festival Returns Saturday, August 14th

• AIDS Walk Atlanta & Music Fest Returns Featuring Ludacris and Sevyn Streeter

• REVELXP Named Official Pregame Experience Provider for Peach Bowl, Inc.

• CATMEDIA Adds Another Silver Telly Award to Its Trophy Case

• Shaw’s Amanda Edwards Receives Manufacturing Institute STEP Ahead Award

• Georgia Power, Electric Power Research Institute open Ash Beneficial Use Center

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