News

June 13, 2025

• Trust for Public Land Facilitates 766-Acre Donation to Douglas County

• Atlanta Fed Announces New Vice President and Regional Executive

• DeKalb County Invests in Stronger EMS System, Expands Ambulance Services

• Georgia-Pacific Scores Sponsorship with Atlanta World Cup Host Committee to support Soccer Events in Atlanta

• ATL TrailblazHER Angels Launches to Support Female Founders in Atlanta and the Region

• Lorna Martinez Magill Joins Palladin Technologies as Chief Financial Officer

• Carter’s, Inc. Releases 2024 Raise the Future Impact Report

• Bluefin Wins 2025 Fortress Cybersecurity Award for ShieldConex® Orchestration

• : Taste of Atlanta at Your Doorstep: Mary Mac's Expands with Goldbelly

• Hawks & State Farm Unveil 12th Good Neighbor Club at Pittman Park Recreation Center in Atlanta

• Traton’s Popular Kaufman Floorplan Now Available in Four Cobb County Communities

• Lucky Star Debuts Cocktail Omakase Experience In West Midtown

• Chick-fil-A Testing New Chicken Sandwiches in Select Markets

• Georgia Military Families Invited to Discuss Housing Issues

• Experts Warn Skimmers are Targeting EBT Cards Across Georgia

• Georgia Shrimp Season Underway; fishermen Hope for Passage of Bill that Could Help with Prices of Product

• Groups Honor Outstanding School Nutrition Leaders at Truist Park

• JAMES Magazine Online: Warnock hosts ‘National Seersucker Day’ at U.S. Capitol

• Stay Ahead of Mosquito Season in Georgia

• Now Hiring: Restaurant Industry Projected to Add 490,000 Summer Jobs

• Rise of Self-Check-In Hotels: 70% of Travelers Would Skip the Front Desk

• Realtor Data Shows the "Pool Premium" Is More Than a Pandemic Trend

• Lawsuit Filed Against Companies Behind Sapelo Island Gangway that Collapsed, Killing Seven

June 12, 2025

• Amy Shore Elected to Crawford & Company Board of Directors

• Ascent Hospitality Management Appoints Brian Wallunas as Chief Technology Officer

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