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September 09, 2022

• How Should Municipalities Approach Archiving Social Media Content?

• Rivian Teams with Mercedes-Benz on Electric Vans

• Employee Burnout High But Declining, According to New Eagle Hill Consulting Research

• High Home Prices, Mortgage Rates Weighing on Housing Sentiment

• States Where Unemployment Claims Are Decreasing the Most – WalletHub Study

September 08, 2022

• Friends of Japan in Georgia Construct Traditional Japanese Bell Tower 
for President Carter’s “Peace Bell”

• James M. Cox Foundation Extends Commitment to Grow Local Food

• Jackson Healthcare Named One of the "Best Workplaces in Health Care" by Fortune for Fifth Consecutive Year

• Aventon Companies Enters Atlanta Market

• Smith + Howard Named a Best of the Best Firm

• Black-Owned Gaming Collective, Cxmmunity Media, Launches Season Three of HBCU Esports League

• Peachtree Corners Hosts First EV Car Show

• New Atlanta Newnan Road Pump Station and Main Force Groundbreaking

• National Honor for Atlanta's Shirley Gary

• Atlanta Votes Initiative Looks to Increase Civic Engagement, Increase Voter Turnout with Nonpartisan Education Campaign

• Mayor Dickens Raises Funds for Youth Scholarship Program at Annual Golf Cup

• MARTA: Streetcar East Extension Update

• Autumn Leaves Falling Down for The Works’ September Events Lineup

• Lincoln Property Company Southeast Closes Over 90,000 Square Feet of Deals at Office Park in Alpharetta

• Growing Satellite Industry Could Fuel Growth for Georgia Aerospace Companies

• Georgia Health Officials Advise Schools on Handling of Monkeypox Cases

• Secretary of State Leads Election Security Exercise with Federal, State Officials

• InsiderAdvantage: Clyde Leads Efforts to Protect Poultry Production

• Gov. Kemp Receive Green Jacket Award from Georgia 4-H

• Georgia DOT Introduces Bridge Marketing Website

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