June 2023 News

June 30, 2023

• Dr. Christine King Farris, Oldest Sister of MLK, Dies

• Atlanta Housing Board Approves Budget for 'Putting People First' in 2024

• Partnership Gwinnett and Gwinnett County Public Schools Cohost Principal Field Trip

• The Battery Atlanta Announces July Events

• Local Scoop Soldiers Owner and Operator Finds Success in Atlanta, Plans for Expansion

• Carter’s, Inc. Releases 2022 Corporate Social Responsibility Report: Raise the Future

• INKED Tacos and The Original Hot Chicken Expand in Sandy Springs with Flagship Location

• Georgia Tech Applied Research Wins Contract for the Prototype Band 8 Reactivation Hardware for the B-1B

• Angel Oak Mortgage REIT, Inc. Prices $284.5 million Securitization, Accelerates Execution of Growth Strategy

• BlazeSports America Hosts 3rd Annual Peachtree Paragames

• The Weather Channel Television Network Streaming App Launches on Vizio

• LendingPoint Names Richard Pfaltzgraff Chief Financial Officer

• Georgia Historical Society Elects Kevin Blair, Stephanie Blank, and Kimberly Greene to Board of Curators

• Delta’s CEO Ed Bastain Isn’t Worried About a Recession

• Atlanta Fed President: Inflation Should Continue to Fall as Restrictive Policy Bites

• Georgia Bikes Announces AARP Community Challenge Grant

• AAA Will Rescue More Than 393,000 Stranded Drivers During 4th of July Holiday

• Georgia Celebrates 10th Annual Poet Laureate’s Prize

• Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston Hospital Receives Second Prestigious Magnet Designation

• 'Pretty Devastated': Sen. Ossoff Works to Declare Massive Peach Loss a 'Disaster,' Federal Dollars Could Flow to Growers

• Have a Blast, Just Do It Safely this Fourth of July; CPSC Report Shows Trips to the Emergency Room Remain High

• Outdoor Dining Sees 19% Boost in Early June vs. 2022, According to New OpenTable Data

June 29, 2023

• Skanska Building Operations in Atlanta Expands Senior Executive Team

• ARC’s Katherine Zitsch Promoted to Deputy Chief Operating Officer

• Comcast Hosts the Changemakers Dinner : The Future of Tech and Entertainment in Atlanta