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May 30, 2023

• Secretary Raffensperger Applauds Congressional Action on Election Reform

• Small Business Owners Beginning to Turn to AI for Help with Everyday Tasks

• Sick States: The States Who Falsely Report Illness to Get Out of Work the Most

• Adaptability, Health, Relevance and Resilience on Display in the IT Channel

May 25, 2023

• Atlanta in Top 20 Best U.S. Cities for Bike-Commute

• Delta Taps Former Six Flags CEO as COO

• Town Center CID Board of Directors Elects New Chair and Officers

• Coca-Cola Company Renews as Proud Partner of the TOUR Championship

• City of Refuge Receives $325,000 Donation to Support Educational Programs

• Atlanta-based Wealth Management Firm Partners With $3.2B RIA

• Atlanta's First Tim Hortons is Coming to Midtown

• Hawks And State Farm Team Up to Inspire The Next Generation of Esports Professionals

• Genuine Parts Company Announces Executive Officer Changes

• Bradley Launches Atlanta Office with More Than 20 lawyers

• Brian Dally Inducted Into the Atlanta Dealmakers Hall of Fame

• Conn's HomePlus Grows Presence in Metro Atlanta

• Jimmy Carter Aware of Tributes, Enjoying Ice Cream, 3 Months into Hospice: Grandson

• Almost 500,000 Stranded Drivers Expected During Memorial Day Weekend

• Finalist Named for University of North Georgia Presidency

• 2023 Senate Study Committee Named on Expanding Georgia's Workforce

• Healthcare Providers Graduate from PCOM Georgia

• Ferguson, Sewell Introduce the Save Rural Hospitals Act

• Norfolk Southern and Twelve Labor Unions Commit to Working Together

• Georgia DOT Suspends Lane Closures for Memorial Day Weekend

• Startup CEO Salaries Decline to 2019 Levels

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