News

July 10, 2020

• Mayor Bottoms Issues Order to Conduct Citywide Public Engagement in Policing Discussions & Reforms

• Northside Hospital Cardiovascular Institute adds Locations, New Physician

• Georgia Reports Most UI Benefits Ever Paid in One Week

• Georgia Film Industry Moves Closer to Getting Back to Business

• Georgia Releases New Broadband Maps

• Rural Georgia's Cady Bag Business Gets $5M Investment

• UnitedHealthcare Donates $1 Million to Nonprofits in Georgia

• AT&T is the Fastest Wireless Network in the Nation

• Georgia Council for the Arts Announces ‘CARES Act’ Grant Funding for 63 Nonprofit Arts Organizations

• Students Encouraged to Set Sail this Summer through Virtual Georgia 4-H Series

• The Shorter The Better: 'Quickie Trips' Are Trending As A Majority Of Americans Look To Travel This Summer With Added Precautions

• Performance Management to Increase ROI, Employee Engagement and Customer Experience

July 09, 2020

• Tommy Nobis Center Announces Online Silent Auction

• Duke University, Richmond and Atlanta Feds to Partner on the CFO Survey

• Atlanta Public Schools Postpones In-Person Graduations

• MARTA Celebrates Opening of New Clayton County Transit Center

• Winship Cancer Institute Builds New Pharmacy, Expands Infusion Services in Johns Creek

• MerchantE Promotes Transparency and Support for Small Businesses During Unprecedented Times

• Taylor English Joins the Virtual as the Legal Education Sponsor

• Lenbrook Expansion on Track, Closes Financing with 60% Pre-Sales for Kingsboro at Lenbrook

• Gwinnett County to Host 4th Semi-Annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day

• Fulton County Library System Open for Curbside Pickup

• Frito-Lay Announces $200 Million Expansion, 120 New Jobs in Houston County

• How a Georgia Bill Aims to Shield Businesses Against COVID-related Legal Claims

• Lee Nunn named 2020 Georgia Farmer of the Year

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