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July 21, 2020

• Medicaid, PeachCare Keep Gaining Enrollment as Pandemic Continues

• Strong Majority of Realtors Say Market is in Recovery Phase as Buyers Return

July 20, 2020

• Morehouse College Postpones In-Person Instruction

• Georgia Power Donates $25,000 to Support Atlanta Families during COVID-19 Pandemic

• Georgia Tech Alum to Open Virtual Reality Studio in Atlanta

• Woodruff Arts Center CEO Steps Down, Interim Replacement Picked

• Peachtree Corners Launches 'Stay Healthy' Campaign

• Digital Envoy Appoints Jerrod Stoller as New President

• COVID-19 Vaccine Tested at Emory is Safe, Generates Immune Response, Early Results Show

• Emory Nursing School Partners with Atlanta Performing Arts Companies to Develop Safe Reopening Plan

• Korean Hospital Ships 10,000 Face Masks to Atlanta’s UM Global Ministries

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Gwinnett's Billion-Dollar Transit Boondoggle

• AG Chris Carr Selects New Deputy Attorney General to Lead Prosecution Division

• Senators Fight to Ensure Eligible Georgians Receive Relief

• Preparing for Hurricane Season during COVID-19

• Six Flags Over Georgia Promises Safety, Screams and Laughs

• Georgia Processes Over Three Million Unemployment Claims

• Commercial Real Estate Market Remains Active Despite Ongoing Pandemic, Says RealINSIGHT Marketplace

July 17, 2020

• Atlanta Falcons Outline Options for Season Ticket Holders Regarding 2020 Season

• Metro Atlanta Restaurants Struggling with Sales about Half of Pre-COVID-19 Levels

• Senator David Perdue Shares PPP Success Story At Atlanta Pediatric Therapy

• Looking at the Future of Georgia Tech Through the Lens of the Pandemic Experience

• Georgia State Names New VP for Development and Alumni Affairs

• Applications Open for 2020 Health Hero Awards

• Atlanta Fed's Business Inflation Expectations Unchanged at 1.7%

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