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October 15, 2021

• New Access Point Coming to Northwest Corridor Express Lanes

• Gwinnett Place CID, Gwinnett Cover Local Match to Create Plan for Sidewalks, Bike Trails

• ClubCorp Launches Innovative Gateway Program at Youth Clinic at APGA Tour’s Farmers Insurance Atlanta Championship

• Canterbury Court Celebrates Enrichment Expansion Project with Groundbreaking Ceremony

• GreenLight Atlanta Announces Second Investment Selection 

• Habitat for Humanity International Announces Appointment of Amy Dunham as Chief Communications Officer

• Delta Ranks No. 20 on Forbes’ World’s Best Employers List

• Atlanta Area Turns on the Lights: 8-Unit Deal Signed with Batteries Plus

• Daniel Matalon Appointed to Cobb County Safety Commission

• Atlantic Station Hosts Inaugural Restaurant Week Oct. 18-23

• Atlanta’s TSW Wins Two Georgia Planning Association Awards for Strategic Planning Projects in Decatur and Dallas, GA

• Emory Team Awarded $3 million to Investigate Lupus in African Americans

• More than 5 Million Georgians now Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Health Officials Say

• Charlie Harper: Ports Backlog A Symptom Of More Complex Problems

• Delta Announces 90% of Employees are Vaccinated Against COVID-19

• Apply for Save America's Treasures Grants

• Sen. Jon Ossoff Seeks $10 Billion for High-speed Rail Line That Includes Stop in Athens

• Truist Bank Provides Funding for SBDC to Establish Entrepreneurship Academy

• Conditions are Ripe for Rapid Growth in Renewables Generation

• Aon: U.S. Employer Medical Costs Projected to Increase 5 Percent Next Year

• Ally Home Survey: Consumers Unmask Their Homebuying Fears this Halloween

October 14, 2021

• 48forty Solutions Acquires J&B Pallet

• Westmount Realty Capital’s Acquires First Multifamily Property in Atlanta, Expanding National Investment Portfolio

• Buckhead City’s Fundraising Surpasses $1 Million

• TiE Atlanta Awards $60,000 in Social Impact Grants to Minority and Women-Owned Businesses

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