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June 06, 2025

• Six Georgia Lawmakers Oppose Federal Freeze on State-level AI Regulation

• Health Care a Top Issue for Democrats Vying to be Georgia’s Next Governor

• Ringleader in Southwest Georgia Bank Fraud Case Headed to Prison

• Hooters Closes Several Locations in Georgia

• States Whose Unemployment Claims Are Increasing the Most

• U.S. Inventory Surpasses 1 Million Homes for the First Time Since Winter of 2019

• New KnowBe4 Report Reveals Local Governments Face Surge in Ransomware Attacks with Minimal Resources

June 05, 2025

• Atlanta Women's Foundation’s ‘Inspire Atlanta’ Celebrates Unparalleled Success in 2025 Graduation Ceremony

• Porter Logistics Backfills Key Cold Storage Space in Atlanta Industrial Market

• Habitat for Humanity International Welcomes Whirlpool Corporation's Marc Bitzer to Board of Directors

• CHRIS 180 Celebrates 25 Years of The CHRIStal Ball

• The Inactive Company Helps College and NFL Football Players Sleep Their Way to Peak Performance

• The Water Tower and iTrust Labs Announce DCS-Water ’25

• Croy Named to Nationwide "Best Firms To Work For" List for Sixth Consecutive Year

• Georgia State Executive MBA Adds Certificate in Crisis Management Leadership to Curriculum

• ARC’s Live Beyond Expectations Initiative Wins National Aging Innovations Award

• The Providence Group Announces Grand Opening of Phase 3 at Waterside in Peachtree Corners

• MARTA Ready to Deliver World-Class Service for 2025 FIFA World Cup

• Peachtree Corners Launches Official City Merchandise Store in Partnership with Vox-Pop-Uli

• Record Summer Enrollment at Georgia Gwinnett College

• Georgia Added About 500K Housing Units Over Past Decade

• Gov. Kemp: Special Tax Refund Checks Begin Issuing This Week

• What Does the Future Hold for Georgia’s Economy?

• Michael Toews Offers New Vision for UGA Extension

• Rural Georgians Struggle To Access Treatments For Alzheimer's Disease

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