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July 31, 2026

• Girl Scouts Celebrate New Georgia Specialty License Plate

• Another Former State Lawmaker Pleads Guilty to Pandemic-Related Fraud

• Southern Company Reports $2.5B Earnings so far in 2026, up 14%

• New Study Finds 58% of Americans Feel Overwhelmed by Health Optimization & Tracking Trends

• 64% of Americans Would Switch Mobile and Broadband Providers for Better Cyber Security

• 1 in 5 Small Businesses Will Hit a Cash Crunch in the Next 90 Days

July 30, 2026

• Atlanta Community Foundation Names Virginia Hepner Interim Head

• Georgia Wellstar Health System Cuts Hundreds of Jobs

• Pye-Barker Fire & Safety Acquires Southland Fire & Safety Equipment, Inc., Enhances Fire Suppression Services

• Develop Fulton Approves Major Incentive Supporting Post Consumer Brands Expansion in Fairburn

• GRLDC Welcomes Forestar Executive Eric Masaschi to Board of Directors

• Ciara Honors Atlanta Roots with $50,000 Investment in Local Youth

• FinQuery Accelerates Market Expansion, Names Ryan Grace Chief Revenue Officer

• UPS Releases 2Q 2026 Earnings

• Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta and Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia Hit the Road to Celebrate New Georgia Specialty License Plate

• Simpson Housing Appoints Jason Kern as President and Chief Investment Officer

• Stopping Human Trafficking Takes All of Us and Every Tool We Have Available

• This Georgia Woman Made Forbes’ Self-Made 250. Here’s How She Did It.

• Governor Touts Data Centers, Calls AI “Scary” but Essential

• Wellstar Health System to Lay Off Hundreds Across Georgia

• JAMES Magazine Online: 2026 Ag Issues Summit features Launch of Joint Family Farms Study Committee

• Georgia Power Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

• Two-Thirds of U.S. Employers Plan to Increase Hiring in Second Half of 2026

• IBM Study: One in Four Malicious Breaches are AI-Enabled, Costing Companies $6M on Average

• Americans Nearing Retirement Fear Running Out of Time More Than Money

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