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October 12, 2021

• Bellyard to Host Kendra Scott Trunk Show in Support of Breast Cancer Awareness, Oct. 22

• The Cities of Georgia: Planting Seeds and Living Dreams

• ‘Kudos to This Little Girl’: 6-Year-Old Georgian Makes History as State’s Youngest Certified Farmer

• Pandemic Prompts More Americans to Consider Travel Insurance

• Factbox-EV and Battery Makers target $24 Billion for Southern U.S. Plants

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Up 8 Cents

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Decreased in September

• New Survey Finds Educating Employees on Health Benefits Biggest Challenge for Nearly Half of American Employers

• New Vehicle Sales Expected to Drop in the Third Quarter, According to Edmunds

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pension Funded Ratio Holds Steady at 97.3% in September

October 11, 2021

• Gwinnett Chamber Strategic Leaders Visit Austin to Explore Best Practices

• Businesses Have Record Year During Braves Postseason Run

• CIM Group Provides $43.2 Million Bridge Loan Secured by REVERB Hotel by Hard Rock in Downtown Atlanta

• Foxhall Resort a Top Spot for Company Holiday Parties

• Franklin Street Names Monetha Cobb Regional Managing Director in Atlanta

• Mayor Bottoms Puts Forth Several Important Legislative Items

• Atlanta United and Continental Tire Announce Multi-Year Partnership Renewal

• Kennesaw State Electric Vehicle Team Wins Several Accolades in National Competition

• Pepsi Expands Atlanta Footprint

• Habitat for Humanity and ShelterBox Team up to Support People in Haiti

• Robinson College of Business Names Sarah Gill Director of Graduate Recruiting and Admissions

• Georgia September Net Tax Revenues Up 30.3%

• Journalism Students to Play Integral Role in Saving Community Newspaper

• The Emory University Lab Behind What Could Be a Gamechanging COVID-19 Pill

• 2021 GMA Annual Convention: Communities Recognized as Cities of Ethics

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