News

June 02, 2020

• Mark Spain Real Estate’s Listing and Sales Activity Outpaces National Trends and Firm is Actively Hiring

• Alzheimer’s Association Collaborates with High Museum of Art to Deliver a Virtual Art Program to Those with Living with Alzheimer’s

• Emory Physicians, Nurses, Innovators, Allied Health Professionals Honored in Annual Health Care Heroes 2020 Awards

• Cook & James Adds Attorney Sarah Stitgen, Promotes Others

• New Voting Machines Face Big Test in Coronavirus-struck Georgia Primary

• Charlie Harper: Be The Neighbor The World Needs You To Be

• Georgia Power Customers to See $21 Reduction on June Bills

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Continue to Rise

• Health Resources Aid in Safe Return to Work for Georgians

• UPS To Mark World Environment Day By Matching Offsets Of Carbon Neutral Shipments In June

• Insurance Commissioner King: Now is the Time to Consider Purchasing Flood Insurance

• Survey Results Highlighting COVID-19 Preparedness & Resiliency of Small & Medium-Size Businesses

• BBB Tip: Watch for Economic Impact Payments in a Debit Card

June 01, 2020

• Atlanta 'Creative City' Secures $1.75M in Loans, Sets Site-work Date

• Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Announces ATLStrong COVID-19 Relief Donations to Help Atlanta Residents with Rental Assistance

• MarketNsight Reveals New Pending Sales Up 18% Over Last Year in Atlanta

• Research, News, and Tools to Help Foster Economic Mobility in the Southeast

• Emory, Partners Receive $31 Million COVID-19 Testing Grant

• Atlanta's Softgiving Launches Partnership with Method for Charity Stream Campaigns

• Windsor Stevens Completes Phase I of Temple Square Townhomes in College Park

• EarthLink Recognized for Customer Service and Support

• Zagster Announces Bike Share Closures in Cumberland and Town Center

• SpendHQ Recognized by SIIA as the Best Big Data Tools & Platform of 2020

• Georgia Businesses Seeking Protections from Coronavirus Lawsuits

• Month After Lockdown End, Georgia’s Economy Still Reopening Slowly

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