September 2024 News

September 30, 2024

• Hundreds of Patients Move into New Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Arthur M. Blank Hospital

• Atlanta's Job Market Expands Despite Rise in August Unemployment

• Southwest Airlines to Cut Staff, Routes in Atlanta, Report Says

• Southern Company Gas Announces Executive Leadership Changes as Part of Company's Long-Term, Strategic Succession Planning

• CareSource Teams Up With BeMe to Provide Free Digital Mental Health Support for Georgia Teens

• MARTA Unveils New Mosaic Art Installation at Airport Station

• Healthcare Firm Guardian Pharmacy Raises $112 million in US IPO

• Atlanta Conservation Community Welcomes Full-Time Farmer

• Arrow Exterminators Recognizes Sales Professionals and Management Team at Annual Premier Club

• David Weekley Homes Launches Vip List for New Forsyth County Community

• Kennesaw State Engineering Student Leverages Aerospace Interest Into High-Impact Internships

• Automotive Supplier Invests $11.2M in Toombs County

• Georgia Reads Day Raises Awareness for Literacy Improvements

• Studies By Aflac & Prudential Financial Address the Impact Of Paid Leave in The Workplace

• Major Georgia Flooring Company to Close A Factory, Lay Off 288 Workers

• Following the Trends: Georgia Medicaid Fraud Unit Targets Dental Practices

• UGA Extension Leadership Program Chooses New Cohort

• Georgia Quit Rates: 24% Higher Than National Average

• Summer Travel Recap: The 4 Most Surprising Seasonal Travel Trends

• S&P Global Mobility: September U.S. Auto Sales - Smaller Volume, Little Change to Underlying Dynamics

• New Survey Finds Nearly 30% of US Adults Don't Check Credit Score Annually

September 26, 2024

• DreamHack Atlanta Returns

• Swift Currie Adds 10 Associate Attorneys in Atlanta

• U.S. News Names Emory Among Top National Universities

• DeKalb County Prepares for Potential Impacts from Tropical Storm Helene