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September 22, 2023

• Southern Power Acquires Millers Branch Solar Facility

• Jimmy Carter's 99th Birthday: Here's how to Sign the Virtual Card

• Clorox Wipes May Be Harder To Find In Georgia After Cyberattack

• Georgia Adults have Third Highest Rise in Mental Health Issues

• JAMES Magazine Online: Carter Secures Federal Grant for Youth Mental Health Services in Southeast Georgia

• Secretary Raffensperger Leads with Interstate Voter Data Agreements

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Fell Again in August

• AI Will Create More Jobs Than It Replaces Says Business Leaders

• New Report: Why Recent Retirees Want to Return to Work?

September 21, 2023

• Georgia Tech and Hyundai Motor Group Sign MoU for Future Mobility Collaboration

• Commissioners Get on Board to Move Transit Development Plan Forward

• Test Your Skills and Spirit at the Atlanta Corporate Challenge

• Susana Chavez Recognized for Helping Advance Women, Diversity in Commercial Real Estate

• Your 3rd Spot Launches Inventive New Cocktail Menu

• iFoam of Northeast Atlanta Hosted Ribbon Cutting

• Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health Hosts Dog-Friendly College Football Tailgate

• For the 9th Time, Medicus IT Makes the Inc. 5000, Ranking among America's Fastest-Growing Private Companies in 2023

• Don Your Lederhosen for Halcyon’s Annual Oktoberfest

• Chamberlain Hrdlicka Continues Growth in Atlanta by Adding 3 Associates

• Safe-Guard Continues to Make Customer Service a Top Priority, Announces New Call Center

• Georgia Lawmakers Looking for Better Way to Resolve Local Service Delivery Disputes

• The Home Depot Announces 2023 Innovation Award Winners

• Gov. Kemp Accepts James A. Van Fleet Award from The Korea Society

• Jimmy, Rosalynn Carter win Lifetime Achievement Award from Gates Foundation

• Study: Georgia Cities & Towns May Need to Adjust Zoning for Greater Housing Density

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