News

July 26, 2021

• Jurors Convict Former Georgia Insurance Chief In $2.5M Fraud

• Georgia Power Offers Energy Efficiency Programs to Help Customers Reduce the Impact of Hot Weather on Power Bills

• Americans Set The Stage For The Return Of Live Entertainment

• Revealed: Tripadvisor's Definitive Guide to the Best Restaurants in the U.S. and Worldwide

• New Study Reveals 63% of Healthcare Providers Plan Time Off from Practice, While Demand Increases for Some Specialties

• Redfin Reports Pending Sales Slide as New Listings Reach Pre-Pandemic Levels

July 23, 2021

• Summit Urgent Care Is Now Piedmont Urgent Care

• Rachel Vaughan to Lead Paid Media Team at Jackson Spalding

• Neenah Announces the Appointment of a New Board Member

• Kennesaw State Contributes $1.6 Billion to Georgia Economy

• Tommy Coleman and Franklin “Flin” Coleman Join Drew Eckl & Farnham

• Atlanta Public Schools Announces Mask Wearing Protocol

• Atlanta Braves and Major League Baseball announce Legacy Projects to Support Community

• Adaptigent Announces New Executive Structure and Leadership Following Company Relaunch

• 4th Annual Russell ‘Rocks the Block’ Community Block Party Returns

• Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute Wins Student Engagement Award at Deshpande Symposium

• Atlanta's SOLTECH Named Best & Brightest

• Global Payments Launches New Partner Program

• Speaker Proposes Massive Additional Resources To Aid Law Enforcement

• Georgia Public Service Commission Elects Tricia Pridemore as New Chairman

• Gov. Kemp Announces Coastal Electric Cooperative and Darien Communications to Expand Broadband in Southeast Georgia

• Bitcoin Depot Announces Long-Term Partnership with Circle K in U.S. and Canada

• UnitedHealthcare Donates $500,000 to Nonprofits in Georgia

• Georgia 4-H Alums Compete in Shooting Sports at the Tokyo Olympics

• Georgia’s Broadband Map Gets Marked Update, Shows Continued Lack of Access

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