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February 26, 2025

• Trilogy Investment Co. Closes on North Main Street Walkable Alpharetta Townhomes

• State of the Port: Savannah Fastest Growing Port on U.S. East Coast

• House Lawmakers OK Increase in Foster Care Tax Credit

• The Home Depot Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal 2024 Results; Increases Quarterly Dividend by 2.2%; Provides Fiscal 2025 Guidance

• Joann Closing All Stores — Including These 12 Georgia Locations

• Senate Passes Measure to Review and Revoke State Agency Rules

• ‘Internet Safety:’ Georgia Lawmakers Move to Ban Youth From Social Media

• Charlie Harper: Can We Get Back To Enjoying Ourselves Between Elections, Please?

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Declined in January

• Dealmakers Prepare and Pivot for M&A Activity in 2025: Deloitte 2025 M&A Trends Survey

• Businesses Pay More For Online Customers, But See 6.1% Drop in Conversions

February 25, 2025

• Atlanta in Top 20 for Tech Adoption

• Porsche Experience Centers Welcome the New Macan Electric to the Track

• City of Atlanta E-bike Rebate Recipients are Riding Often and Driving Less, Report Shows

• Veteran Software Leader Raphael Shure Named CEO of PowerPlan to Succeed Joe Gomes

• Logility Launches Vision25 Executive Series to Tackle Supply Chain Challenges in the AI Era

• New 'American Soul Star' Singing Competition Announces Audition Dates in Atlanta, $50,000 Record Deal

• Primrose Schools Donates Over $680K & 600K+ Items to Local Communities

• Mayor Dickens and City of Atlanta Release First Employee Bill of Rights

• BTR Developer JCCG Frames 243 Units in 10 Months

• Bitzel's Chocolate Names North America Director of Sales

• Church’s Texas Chicken Appoints Roland Gonzalez as New CEO

• BlueLinx Announces Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024 Results

• Gwinnett County Proposes Update to Sugarloaf Livable Centers Initiative Master Plan

• Rural Georgia Hospital Defies Odds with Financial Turnaround

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