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November 18, 2021

• The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Announces Its 2022 List of State's 10 'Places in Peril'

• Georgia Site Could House New Electric Truck Plant

• Alumni Association Reveals 2022 Bulldog 100 Businesses

• King’s Hawaiian Continues to Invest in Georgia

• State Rep. Says Bill Would Empower Patients Diagnosed with Mental Illness

• A Record Percentage of Americans to Host Thanksgiving Dinner This Year, Spending $392 on Average

• 82 Percent of Health Systems Reported Experiencing an IoT Cyberattack in Last 18 Months

November 17, 2021

• Habitat for Humanity Welcomes Incoming Board Chair and Thanks Retiring Members

• International Transport and Logistics Business Gebrüder Weiss Opens New Warehouse in Atlanta

• OneTrust Announces Recipients of $100,000 DE&I Grant Commitment

• Ringover Fundraises $18M in a Year for US Expansion

• Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Welcomes new Vice President of Housing Policy and Development

• Georgia Power Senior Vice President of Region External Affairs & Community Engagement Bentina Terry to speak at Literacy Action Breakfast

• Marcus & Millichap Sells Self-Storage Portfolio for Over $5M

• Trade Skills Challenge a Success

• Georgia Historical Society Presents 2021 Sarah Nichols Pinckney Volunteer of the Year Award to the AT&T Pioneers – NW Metro Council

• Atlanta United Signs Carlos Bocanegra To Multiyear Contract Extension

• Announcing the 30th Edition of the Book Festival of the MJCCA

• Commissioner Lorraine Cochran-Johnson to Host DeKalb County 2021 Fall Festival on Nov. 20

• UGA Breaks Ground on New Poultry Science Complex

• King’s Hawaiian Continues to Invest in Georgia, Hiring Immediately

• Gov. Kemp, AG Carr Challenge Biden’s Vaccine Mandate for Health Care Workers

• PCOM Georgia Researchers Study COVID-19 Drug Targets

• Georgia is the No. 8 Most Food-Wasteful State

• AG Chris Carr Recognizes International Fraud Awareness Week

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