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June 05, 2023

• Thomas & Hutton Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties Marks 60 Years in Georgia’s Real Estate Industry

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Historical Marker Recognizing Political and Civic Leader Mamie George Williams

• Georgia Archives Lunch & Learn June 9th

• Strong US Labor Market Continues to Defy Expectations

• Nearly 4 in 10 Professionals Report Rising Burnout

• CISOs Plan to Increase Cybersecurity Spending Despite Economic Concerns, Study Says

June 03, 2023

• GSIA Renamed BIG - Based In Georgia, Film & Entertainment Alliance

June 02, 2023

• New CEO for Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities

• Fox Theatre Announces June Events

• Hartsfield-Jackson Achieves Weather-Ready Ambassador Designation

• This Atlanta-based Brewery Will Soon Have a Buckhead Location

• Atlanta Cooling Fabric Startup brrr Scores Investment

• PDI Celebrates 50 Years in Business Today

• Tommy Nobis Center Receives National Recognition

• Local PE Firm Kian Capital Makes Platform Investment in Team Air Distributing, a Leading HVAC Wholesale Distributor

• New Midtown Atlanta Restaurant AltaToro Announces Open Date

• Embassy Suites by Hilton Celebrates Grand Opening at Halcyon

• LeaseQuery Racks Up Atlanta Tech Awards

• Metro Atlanta High School Students Selected for Paid Internship with Eastlake Foundation

• Goodwyn Mills Cawood Adds Architecture Industry Experts to the Georgia Team

• Amazon Expands Disaster Relief Hub in Atlanta to 2.4M Items for Donation as Hurricane Season Begins

• Georgia Leaders Plead for Continued Funding to Provide Meals for Older Adults

• KIA: Telluride, Sportage & Seltos SUVs & EV6 Crossover EV Set all-time May Records

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Is Building Batteries And Cars. Who Is Going To Charge Them?

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