News

June 24, 2020

• CareSource Foundation to Help Support Black-Owned Businesses in Atlanta

• Lincoln Property Company Southeast Arranges Sale of Braselton Industrial Warehouse

• Youfit Health Clubs Begins to Reopen Doors in Georgia as Coronavirus Restrictions Ease

• Georgia Chamber to Spotlight Manufacturing in Upcoming ‘Future Of’ Series

• State Launches Internet Speedtest Pilot for Schools

• Worrisome Budget Cuts Ahead for the State’s Health Programs

• Georgia Power Announces Resequencing of Vogtle Units 3 & 4 Planned Activities

• Georgia Chamber & Metro Atlanta Chamber Applaud Legislature for Passage of Hate Crimes Bill

• Georgia’s Public HBCUs: Standing United

• New CEFGA Instagram Live Series to Educate Students about Careers in Construction

• State Farm Neighborhood Assist Providing Relief during Challenging Times

• Senator Loeffler Announces $52,079 for Georgia MLK Day of Service Events

• 1 in 3 Americans Not Confident About Filing Their Taxes Amid Pandemic, Despite Delayed Deadline

• Housing Market Shows Signs of Rebounding from Coronavirus Shutdowns

June 23, 2020

• NCR Corp. Names New Chief Financial Officer

• What are the Most Affordable Places to Buy a Home in Atlanta?

• Atlanta Sports Teams Unite for One Team ATL 5K

• Americold Realty Trust to Expand Infrastructure Network in New Zealand

• Cresswind Georgia at Twin Lakes Sells 60+ Homes Ahead of Official Opening

• Fulton County Commissioners Create Task Force to Review Elections Process

• Speakeasy Meets Business Needs with Innovative Launch of SpeakeasyVIRTUAL in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic

• These Atlanta Restaurants Have Chosen to Close Following Employees Testing Positive for COVID-19

• Tina Roddenbery Recognized with Ross Adams Award from State Bar of Georgia's Young Lawyers Division

• United Community Bank Donates $10,000 to United Way

• Georgia Power Announces Executive Leadership Moves

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