March 2025 News

March 31, 2025

• 8.2MSF of Atlanta Industrial Space in the Pipeline in 2025

• Atlanta Airport Stops Potential Cyberattack Friday Morning

• MARTA Releases Interactive Online Tool to Track Capital Program Progress

• Gwinnett Chamber’s After Hours: Create + Connect Brings Together Over 100 Business Leaders for Growth and Connection

• New Opera Initiative and Competition Finalists Announced

• Aprio to Acquire RSM US LLP's Professional Services+ Practice

• Emory University Hospital Midtown Achieves First Magnet Designation for Nursing Excellence

• Graduate Students Excel in Georgia State's Ninth Annual 3MT Competition

• Dr. Michael Lebow Announces Scholarship to Support Aspiring Medical Professionals

• Kennesaw State University Researcher, Students Explore Clean Energy Storage Solutions

• Halpern Enteprises Completes Ground Lease with 7 Brew in Flowery Branch

• Georgia DOT's February Awards Focus on Resurfacing, Rehabilitation, and Reconstruction Projects

• Kia to Produce Hybrid Cars at Hyundai's Georgia Factory From Next Year

• State Senate Puts its Stamp on Fiscal ’26 Budget

• General Assembly Passes Bill Targeting Fentanyl

• Hemp Products Industry Gets Scrutiny From Georgia Lawmakers

• Scarred Augusta Still Digging Out From Helene as Masters Tees Up

• Mortgage Rates Expected to Move Lower in 2025 and 2026

• Americans Feel the Strain: 81% Worry About Tariffs, 70% About Housing Market Crash

• S&P Global Mobility: March 2025 US Auto Sales Potentially Ride One Last Wave

March 28, 2025

• Want to Shoot a Short Film? Tyler Perry Studios Launches Program to Help

• Agnes Scott College Hosts 54th Annual Writers' Festival, Georgia’s Longest-Running Literary Event

• City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta Announces New Chief Operating Officer & Medical Director of Surgical Oncology

• CEO Magazine Ranks Kennesaw State Executive MBA Top Program in Georgia, No. 10 in the World

• Touchmark Bancshares Names Robert Krimmel CEO