News

July 16, 2021

• Atlanta-based Firm Celebrates 20 Years While Confronting Retirement Crisis Head-on (HIL)

• Michael Parkerson Promoted To Interim Vice President For Government And Community Affairs At Georgia State

• Southern Polytechnic State University Alumni Society Invites Alumni to Come Home

• Georgia's Unemployment Rate Drops to 4% in June

• Georgia Power Solar Growth Remains Strong

• UGA Alumni Association Unveils the 2021 Class of 40 Under 40

• PCOM's Bryan Ginn Receives Rotary Ethics Award

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces Macy McFall as New Chief of Staff

• GDOT Deputy Commissioner Mike Dover to Retire After 32 Years

• Southeastern Grocers Brightens Futures for Military Families with $1.5M Donation to Folds of Honor

• June Survey Shows Record Highs in Business Startup Sentiment

• IT Security Leaders Face Continued Vulnerabilities When Safeguarding Digital Communications

• Share of Homes Bought With All Cash Hits 30% for First Time Since 2014

July 15, 2021

• Coca-Cola Board of Directors Elects Corporate Officers

• MMM Sponsors Creative Destruction Lab

• SweetWater Brewing Company Announces West Coast Expansion

• Ardent & Claret Communities Sell Luxury Apartments for $69 Million

• M3 Named Gold Globee Winner in the 13th Annual 2021 Golden Bridge Business and Innovation Awards

• ELEVATE Atlanta Art Festival To Activate Communities With Art As They REOPEN, REIGNITE & RECONNECT

• 6th Congressional District GOP Primary Heats Up

• City of Atlanta Awarded Grant for LGBTQ Historic Context Project

• Kennesaw State Sees Leap in Summer Enrollment

• Mary Chatman, President of Kennestone & Windy Hill Hospital to Speak at July Marietta Area Council

• Southern Museum launching New Southern Spirits event on July 16th

• TCSG Foundation Receives $100,000 Grant from The Coca-Cola Foundation

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