Good morning, Atlanta.

Ferrari of Atlanta is set to host its annual Rides to Remember charity event at Atlanta Motorsports Park — pairing Ferraris with pediatric cancer kids to create memorable rides for young patients.

Kelly Rowland headlines the 35th Annual AIDS Walk Atlanta Music Festival and 5K Run hosted by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation at The Meadow in Piedmont Park.

The event is scheduled for today.

A new 8,400 sqft food pantry warehouse is under construction on Pine Road in Dacula to triple service capacity and add community programs such as financial literacy and job training, with work set to finish in eight to nine months.

Zoo Atlanta will receive giant pandas Ping Ping and Fu Shuang today, arriving from China + the zoo will quarantine them on arrival as plans for public visits remain unannounced.

Cherokee County launched microchip scanning stations to help return lost pets to their families.

The stations are open at three sites in Canton and Woodstock - businesses and residents can sponsor future stations.

Georgia is rated the top state for corporate expansions for the 13th year by a survey of 50 site selection consultants.

Gov. Kemp + other officials celebrated the achievement while Pirelli and Siemens announced projects to add up to 2,400 jobs in northwest and northeast facilities.

Dr. Lakiea Bailey of Atlanta’s Sickle Cell Community Consortium discussed new gene therapy options and health care differences for sickle cell patients during National Sickle Cell Awareness Month and highlighted plans to boost equitable treatment today & advance research for future care.