News

March 06, 2026

• Purchasing Power Successfully Closes $225 Million Asset‑Backed Securities Transaction

• Coca-Cola's Mr. Pibb Makes Atlanta Comeback

• 937,000 Sq.Ft. of Atlanta Office Space in the Pipeline in 2026

• The Terance Madden Foundation Raises $80,000 at the 2026 Chocolate Gala

• SCAD Awards Nearly $700,000 to Savannah and Atlanta Nonprofits

• Three Brands Set to Open at Avalon in Alpharetta This Year

• AMB Sports and Entertainment Announce Long-Term Partnership with American Express

• Moneypenny Marks 180 Million Conversations and Counting

• Aderant Appoints Industry Veteran Aisling Fenelon as Chief Revenue Officer

• The Lawrence Hotel to Open Summer as First Boutique, Full-Service Hotel in Downtown Lawrenceville

• Piedmont Oncology is First Site in the United States Enrolling for MOMENTUM-1 Oncology Clinical Trial

• Carrie Steele-Pitts Home Continues Its Legacy Supporting Youth Across Georgia

• Smart Community Council USA Launches National Smart Workforce Training Platform

• OneStreet Residential Celebrates Grand Opening of HearthSide Riverdale

• Georgia General Assembly Honors Georgia School of Orthodontics on 10th Anniversary

• Georgia State House Unanimously Passes Tax Rebate of $250 for Single Filers, $500 for Joint

• Opioid Settlement Funds and Philanthropy Expand Adolescent Addiction Care in Georgia

• Santanu Chatterjee Named Dean of UGA’s Terry College of Business

• Georgia House Votes to Limit Charges for Ambulance Rides

• Georgia’s Youngest Lawmaker Hopes To Implement ‘Foundational Change’ This Legislative Session

• Single Family Rentals Returns Dip Across Much of Nation

• National Careers In Trades Week Builds Awareness for Rewarding and Essential Skilled Trade Jobs

• Zillow's February Market Report Points to Spring Rebound

March 05, 2026

• Planetarium-Like Sports And Entertainment Venue Sets Atlanta Opening Date

• Atlanta’s Data Center Rush Hits New Peak. But Growth Has Started to Slow.

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