News

August 02, 2022

• Community Foundation Names New Team Members

• The Appeal of Master-Planned Communities in Atlanta Suburbs is Growing

• TOUR Championship to Partner with WestRock to Enhance Sustainability

• Tommy Nobis Center Provides COVID-19 Prevention Kits to Cobb County Students

• Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio Announces Acclaimed August Guests

• CBRE Arranges Sale of 2.3 Million Square-Foot Retail Portfolio

• Furniture Donation to Atlanta Non-profit Part of Ashley Sleep Launch

• Moore Colson Press Release: Moore Colson's Brunella Reid Appointed to Board of Directors for AAM

• Postino WineCafe Opening Soon in Buckhead

• Angel Oak Capital Advisors Announces the Completion of the Reorganization of Angel Oak Dynamic Financial Strategies Income Term Trust

• SCAD Named to MovieMaker Magazine’s List of 40 Best Film Schools of 2022

• SMC Exhibits at The Clean Show

• Georgia Will Expand Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education into Elementary Grades

• AAA: Georgia Pump Price Average Slides Lower

• All ITAACs Have Been Submitted for Vogtle Unit 3

• August Lunch and Learn Onsite Presentation "Not Just from the Ground Up: Historic Preservation in 21st Century Georgia"

• Delta Air Lines Announces Early Tender Results of, and Election of Early Settlement for, Its Offer for Outstanding Notes

• Georgia Historical Society to Dedicate New Civil Rights Trail Historical Marker Recognizing the National Medical Association

• KIA: Latest Accolades Recognize Customer Satisfaction with Exemplary Engineering in New Models

• 2022’s Most Expensive Metro Areas to Rent

• Home Buyer Demand Turns Cooler as Home Tours Decline from Record-Breaking Highs

• One in Four SMBs Would Leave Their MSP Over IT Service Quality Issues

• The Average Millennial Is More Than $100,000 in Debt, New Study Finds

August 01, 2022

• Google Debuts New Office in Midtown Atlanta

• DeKalb County's Top City Leaders to Convene at the DeKalb City Summit Event

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