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September 28, 2021

• Georgia Power participates in “Call Me Mister” Induction Ceremony at Kennesaw State University

• Kolter Homes Expands Cresswind Lifestyle Program to ‘Set Yourself F.R.E.E.’

• Georgia Leading E-Mobility Evolution

• Aflac's Amos $5M Gift to Emory Supports Increasing Primary Care Providers in Georgia

• Gov. Kemp Announces Bonus for Georgia Public Safety Officials and First Responders

• Georgia Gas Prices Up 2 Cents

• Georgia Mayor Dies of COVID Complications at 35

• Some Georgia Dairy Farmers See Cash Cow in Raw Milk Sales

• Georgia DOT Partners with Georgia Association of Conservation Districts for Beautification and Pollinator Education Efforts

• Supply and Labor Constraints Continue to Hinder Economic Growth, Home Sales

• Report: Over a Third of Gen-Z and Millennial Workers are Looking for a New Job

• New Research Examines Why Some Consumers are More Vulnerable to Financial Scams

September 27, 2021

• The McGee Group Opens Manufacturing Operation in Marietta

• Smith + Howard Named a Top 5 Firm in the U.S.

• Discover Dunwoody Names Ray Ezelle to ​Executive Director Position

• Blank Family Foundation Appoints Head of Environment Program and Montana Office

• Colony Bank Promotes Mike Davis to President of Community Banking

• Goggans, Stutzman, Hudson, Wilson & Mize Establishes Buckhead Office

• Kennesaw State Celebrates Naming of Norman J. Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences

• Still Time to Register: Virtual, in-person Options for Winship Win the Fight 5K

• Agnes Scott Receives 2021 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award

• Gwinnett County Mourns Loss of One its Own

• LendingPoint Named Atlanta Inno Fire Award Recipient for Second Year

• Georgia Restaurants Struggling with Staffing Amid Worker Shortage

• Strike Would Impact Film Industry in Georgia

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