News

July 13, 2021

• Stacey Sakal Weiss Named Partner at Jamison & Co.

• Smyrna Mayor to Deliver State of the City Address at Smyrna Area Council, July 28

• MAU Holding Hiring Event to Fill Positions for BOSCH

• Chair of the Wallace H. Coulter Department of BME appointed to lead NSF Engineering Directorate

• Feeding Pets of the Homeless Receives $10,000 Donation from CareVet

• State Signs Off on Spaceport Camden

• New Express Lanes to Ease Taxpayer Toll

• Centuries of Fascinating Stories in Georgia History

• Lumber Demand Drives Georgia Home Prices Higher

• Deana Perry Named Vice President of State Government Affairs in Georgia for Kinetic

• Competitors with Roots in Georgia 4-H Will Represent the U.S. at Junior World Championships

• Clean Water for Georgia Kids Program Ready to Enroll Schools

• Record Demand For Private Jet Flights To Continue, According To A New Survey of Private Aviation Users

• 84% of Organizations Experienced Phishing & Ransomware Type Threats in the Past 12 Months

• Employee Loyalty is Strongly Tied to How Employers Handled COVID-19, New Guardian Life Research Finds

July 12, 2021

• PCOM Georgia Holds STEM Camp for High School Students

• 29SC Acquires Two Sandy Springs Properties for $81.4 Million

• Moneypenny Appoints Andrew Collis New Chief Financial Officer

• Realterm Logistics Acquires Secured Parking Facility and Maintenance Shop in Conley

• 37th Annual Virginia-Highland Summerfest Announced for Sept. 25 & 26 Celebrating a Summer of Life

• Habitat for Humanity Awarded $4.9 Million to Support 300 AmeriCorps Positions Across the U.S.

• ECI Group Names Tim Johnson as Vice President of Resident Experience

• Emory Recognizes Faculty Entrepreneurs for Technology and Innovation

• Local Green Atlanta and Slutty Vegan get Grant from National $10 Million Accelerator Program

• DeKalb Juvenile Court Awarded $950,000 to Continue Youth Education and Training Program

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