News

May 15, 2026

• OXOS Commits to Long‑Term Lease at Tower Square in Midtown Atlanta

• YWCA Greater Atlanta Celebrates the Academy of Women Achievers

• ARC Adopts Amendment 6 to the 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan

• Georgia State University Appoints Sarah Bartlett as AVP of Advancement for Corporate & Foundation Relations

• Westside Paper in Atlanta Lands 70,000 Square Feet of New Leases

• Atlanta Housing Announces New $60,000 Down Payment Assistance Program and Partnership with Pretium to Expand Homeownership Opportunities

• Cox Cleantech Accelerator Launches Residency Program to Support Early-Stage Founders in the Southeast

• Public Finance Partner Isaac Yilma Rejoins Hunton in Atlanta

• Sparq Appoints Barry Newton as Chief Sales Officer

• Celebrate National Bike Month With Cycling Resources, Events

• Charmaine Gibbs-West of EssenceTree, Announced as Winner of Hawks & Maze 'Shoot Your Shot' Pitch Competition

• ApolloMD Recognized as One of the Best Places to Work in Healthcare in 2026

• How Gulfstream Turned A Decades-Long Gamble into A New Era of Growth

• Jacuzzi to Shut Down Bathtub Factory in South Georgia

• Georgia Financier Pleads Guilty in First Liberty Ponzi Scheme, Faces Prison, Agrees to Restitution

• Gordon State President Named Finalist for Valdosta State University Presidency

• Heckler & Koch Expands US Operations in Columbus

• Democrats Blast Kemp’s Special Session on Maps, QR Code Voting Deadline

• Foreclosure Activity Maintains Gradual Annual Climb in April 2026

• Majority of SMBs Remain in Early Stages of AI Maturity, Study Says

• New Resilience Report Spotlights Manufacturing Cyberattack Severity and Ways to Reduce Cyber Risk

May 14, 2026

• Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Announces Launch of New Locations in South Atlanta

• Atlanta $2M+ Luxury Homes Selling Quickly as Demand Remains Strong

• Cox Enterprises Announces Executive Leadership Changes

• Chicken Salad Chick Signs Landmark 25-Unit Development Deal in New York

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