News

February 17, 2021

• Sterling Seacrest Partners Announces Joey Maxwell As New Partner

• Atlanta REALTORS Releases January 2021 Statistics on Housing Market

• The Greater Women’s Business Council Announces New Board Chair and 2021 Board Members

• School of Data Science and Analytics Established at KSU

• The Gary Sinise Foundation Launches National Network to Combat Post-Traumatic Stress and Traumatic Brain Injury Among Veterans and First Responder

• DeKalb Fights COVID-19 Food Insecurity by Distributing 3,500 Boxes of Produce and Chicken

• Rouphael Appointed Hope Clinic Executive Director

• Georgia DOT to Host a Virtual Public Information Open House on the I-85 Widening, Phase III Project

• Avail Dermatology Acquires New Location in Stockbridge

• AG Chris Carr Warns of Unemployment Benefits Scams

• Georgia Leaders Face Calls to Expand Vaccine Access, but Say Supply Limited

• GMA Executive Director: Legislative Advocacy for Cities is a Year-Round Commitment

• Rural Hospitals in Georgia Receive $140K in Funds

• Charlie Harper: Plan and Prepare Now For Power Tomorrow

• Forsyth Chamber Names Slade Gulledge VP of Economic Development

• Governor Kemp Signs Amended Fiscal Year 2021 Budget

• Cybersecurity and MSP Market Leaders Bring Their Expertise to CompTIA ISAO

• New FICO Survey Finds that the Vast Majority of Consumers' Financial Needs are Going Unmet

• Housing Supply in Rural Areas Drops a Record 44%, Helping Drive the Overall Shortage of Homes for Sale

February 16, 2021

• Atlanta Executives Join Atlanta Habitat Board and Advisory Council

• West Point Cadets to Lead Atlanta Workshop

• Atlanta Orders In: Spoon Eastside Opening New Thai Spot Near Airport

• Georgia Power Responding as Winter Storm Uri Moves Across the Southeast

• Center for Puppetry Arts Welcomes New Board Member, Catherine Love Kraft

• Piedmont Now Offering Atrial Fibrillation Program at Clinics Across Metro Atlanta

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