May 2026 News

May 21, 2026

• ATL Gets Ready for Bustling Memorial Day Holiday Period

• Development Authority of Clayton County Names Maceo Rogers, CEcD to President & CEO Position

• Fulton County Community Services Programs Receive $5.3M in Funding

• Gwinnett Chamber On Topic Focuses on the Future of Rowen

• Marcus & Millichap Publishes Midyear 2026 Atlanta Industrial Outlook

• UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation Event Raises $63,000 for Georgia Families

• Selig Enterprises Strengthens Leadership Team with Six Promotions

• City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta Awarded Prestigious FACT Accreditation

• Gourmet All-Day Café Toastique to Debut in Johns Creek, Georgia this Summer

• Georgia State Community Celebrates Record-Breaking Georgia State Day 2026

• Brad Strawbridge Accepted into Forbes Business Council

• Saia Reports First Quarter Results

• Fourth Annual Spark 5K Unites Atlanta for Fun, High-Energy Celebration of Community, Inclusion and Friendly Competition

• Nine Georgia Cities Among 14 Communities Receiving $74.7 Million in Infrastructure Loans

• Georgia DOT Will Suspend Lane Closures for Memorial Day Weekend, Releases Statewide Travel Forecasts

• Kennesaw State Advancing Its Research Impact as New Member of Georgia Research Alliance

• Georgia DNR Launches New Grant Aimed to Protect Historic Battlefield Lands

• Take the Trip: KAYAK Summer Travel Report Highlights Smart Ways to Save on Summer Travel

• iHire Survey: 81% of Candidates Are More Likely to Apply If a Job Ad Mentions the Employer's Core Values

• $1 Trillion Industrial Boom Is Reshaping US Housing in 2026

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 109,000 Jobs in April; Annual Pay was Up 4.4%

May 20, 2026

• How Atlanta Fits into Hypersonic Plane Startup Hermeus’ Future

• Starbucks Closes Atlanta Regional Office, Takes $400M Restructuring Charge

• How Locals Can Win During FIFA World Cup 26™

• Atlanta’s Rialto Center Plans First Major Upgrade in 30 years