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April 21, 2023

• Charlie Harper: Economy Is In Good Shape Now, But…

• Peanut Innovation Lab Receives $15 Million

• New Data Reveals the Diets that Georgia Residents are Most Interested in Trying, According to Google Data

• InsiderAdvantage: Georgians Should Focus on Social Security Crisis

• Georgia 4-H Offers Free Camps for Youth in Military Families

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Further in March

• Nearly Half of US Consumers Say They Have Made a Purchase Through Social Media

• Single-Family Home Rents Continue to Rise

April 20, 2023

• Mayor Extends Ban on Redevelopment of Atlanta Medical Center Site

• The YWCA of Greater Atlanta presents its 2023 Salute to Women of Achievement

• Cantaloupe CEO Ravi Venkatesan Appointed to the Board of FinTech Atlanta

• Atlanta Pet-people Nonprofit PALS Adds New Leadership, New Board Member

• Georgia Gwinnett College Earns AACSB Reaccreditation for its School of Business

• OGARAJETS Welcomes Executive Sales Engineer Chandler Brown

• Kyte's On-Demand Car Delivery Launches in Atlanta as Part of Continued Growth Strategy

• Pivotal Commware Lights Up mmWave Fixed Wireless Coverage in Atlanta

• Quinn Residences Announces New $500 Million Revolving Credit Facility with Accordion up to $1.5 Billion

• Kennesaw State Partners with Equifax

• Gwinnett County to Celebrate Earth Day with Community Recycling Event on April 22

• Bridge Commercial Real Estate Introduces Contactless Employee Badges - Starting at Lenox Park

• One-on-one with CEO of Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers | The Carters' Caregiving Journey

• Georgia-based Danimer Scientific Rings Closing Bell at New York Stock Exchange to Celebrate Earth Week

• Georgia's Recent Severe Storms Highlight Importance of Protecting Yourself from Contractor Scams

• Georgia Corporate Lobbyists, Trial Lawyers Set to Rejoin Battle after Legislative Split Decision

• Georgia-Pacific to Invest $50M at Southeastern Mill

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