News

September 25, 2026

• Noble Appoints Nehali Patel Director of Asset Management

• Metro Atlanta’s Unemployment Rate at 3.4% in August as Labor Force Grows

• The Atlanta Community Food Bank Receives $895,000 Donation from Publix Charities

• City of Atlanta and Fulton County Emphasize People-First Approach to ACDC Transition

• Connolly Reveals Tenant Lineup for Woodstock Mill District

• ANI Foundation Announces Midnight in Paris Gala in Atlanta

• Babbit Bodner Plants a Flag in New York City, Names Christina Rodriguez Vice President

• Lenbrook Announces Senior Leadership Changes

• Georgia State Ranks Among Nation’s Top 100 Public Universities, No. 1 Public for Undergraduate Teaching

• Law Firm GC Expands Corporate Practice with Addition of Jeremy Motlagh as Counsel

• Fall Takes Center Stage at Atlanta’s Fox Theatre

• City Officials Advocate for Sales Tax Options and Improvements

• New Study: People in Georgia Struggle More to Pay for Food and Healthcare

• Georgia Diesel Prices Reach Record Highs, and Local Farmers are Feeling the Pressure

• With Georgia Leading in IT Infrastructure, Eclipse Networks Urges Businesses to Assess AI Readiness

• James Magazine Online: Ga. Assn. of Broadcasters Seek to Retain AM Car Radio

• Report: Equity Awards Drive Growth in S&P 500 CEO Compensation

• Functional Unemployment Moderates After Four Months of Increases, Says Ludwig Institute

• A 20% Spike in High-Intent Home Shoppers Signals Pent-Up Demand

September 24, 2026

• Every APS High School Posts AP Exam Gains as Scores of 3 or Higher, More Than Double Since 2022

• The Home Depot Receives Georgia Business History Initiative Honor with New Historical Marker in Atlanta

• MARTA Streamlines Digital Customer Experience with All-In-One Mobile App

• Michael Lenahen Joins BRG as Managing Director in Healthcare Practice

• Sage Mountain Names Danica Griffith Chief Growth Officer

• Trevelino/Keller Launches Visibly-One, a New Practice Built for AI Visibility

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