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December 14, 2023

• Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Grants More than $8 Million for Mental Health and Well-being

• Ring in 2024 at These Atlanta Hotspots

• Year-to-Year Pending Sales Turn Positive for the First Time in 18 Months

• Yeomans Consulting Group, Inc. Celebrates Founder Randy Yeomans' 40 Years of Service to Metro Atlanta Community

• Cobb Chamber Names the 2023 Acworth, Kennesaw, and West Cobb Citizens of the Year

• Two Firms Managing $600MM Leave Triad for Arkadios

• Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Joins Children's Brain Tumor Network as New Member Institution

• Marcus & Millichap Announces $8.93 Million Sale of a Value-Add Grocery Anchored Center

• Bennett Thrasher Bolsters Transaction Advisory Practice With Addition of Tony Enlow as Managing Director in Dallas

• Atlanta Pride Celebrates 2023 Volunteers

• Amy Cureton, Keith Barnes & Tommy Burkhalter Join Board of Pets Are Loving Support

• Politan Row at Ashford Lane Unveils Details for Okay Anny’s Cocktail Bar

• Kennesaw State Receives $2 Million Grant to Boost Doctoral Education

• UGA Reveals 2024 Bulldog 100 Businesses

• Georgia Bikes Announces 2024 Grant Award from Governor’s Office of Highway Safety

• Nominations Now Open for Georgia Schools in Need of Some TLC

• Georgia's Festive Regifting Economy is Worth $602 Million

• The Georgia Counties with the Highest Crime Rates

• JAMES Magazine Online: Senate Republicans Set Priorities for Upcoming Session

• These are the Most Uniquely Popular Names in Georgia

• Inventory Numbers For Lake Properties Hold Heading Into The Winter Months

• Raises Are 25% Smaller Than Last Year & Fewer Are Getting Them

• New Harris Poll Finds 55% of U.S. Adults Plan to Prioritize Travel Over Other Luxuries Despite Economic Uncertainty

• 75% of the Industrial Sector Experienced a Ransomware Attack in the Past Year, Claroty Study Finds

• New Deloitte Study Reveals Most U.S. Workers 'Cover' Their Identities at Work to Their -- and Their Employers' -- Detriment

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