News

November 04, 2021

• Clayton County Schools Benefits from Customized Teacher PD

• Upload and Go: Delta’s New Online Tools Make Travel to the U.S. Easy

• Isakson Honored by National Association of Home Builders

• HHCGA Announces The Ambassador Program

• American Distillers Look to Rebuild Business in Europe

• Rural eConnectivity Program (ReConnect) for Rural Broadband Deadline Announced

• November is Family Engagement Month: Superintendent Woods’ Letter to Parents and Families

• Small Business Hiring Advances in October; Wage Growth Hits Record High

• One in Three Insured Workers Would Consider Leaving Jobs if Health Insurance Weren't a Factor

• Nearly Half of Americans Are Dreading the Holidays as Some Are Still Paying Off Last Year's Holiday Debt

November 03, 2021

• Atlanta Councilman Andre Dickens Likely to Face Felicia Moore in Runoff for Mayor

• Mercer Advisors Acquires ACG Wealth, Inc.

• Corporate Environments Partners with Density to Create Flexible Hybrid Workspaces

• Atlanta Online Fitness Startup Vivo Raises $1.1M to Grow Team, Customer Base

• Agillitics Announces Krish Das as Chief Data and Technology Officer

• Cox Enterprises Names Erin McCandless as Vice President of Commercial Operations

• Parkland Residential Announces New Lawrenceville Build-to-Rent Project

• WorkSource DeKalb and Partners Offer Google Career Certificate Scholarships

• Forbes: Now The Work Begins For The Atlanta Dream

• Gwinnett County Nonprofit ‘Because One Matters’ Hosting Fitness Fun Day Community Fundraising Event to Benefit Support Home for the Holidays

• Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms to be Honored by Piedmont Park Conservancy at Historic Mayor’s Memory Grove

• Alumni Establish Scholarship to Help Kennesaw State Computing Students in Need

• SCAD Fall 2021 Open Studio, November 5-7

• Atlanta Braves Finish Off Houston Astros for First World Series Championship Since 1995

• Final Decision on Georgia Spaceport Permit Delayed Yet Again

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