News

March 10, 2020

• Commissioner King Announces Directive to Waive Barriers to Care for COVID-19

• Columbia County Chamber President & CEO Tammy Shepherd Set To Retire

• Newly Elected City Leaders Successfully Complete Initial Training

• UGA Nonprofit Leadership Development Program Graduates 2020 Class

• Speaker Ralston Announces Special Committee on Access to the Civil Justice System

• Emergency Trailers Installed at New Coronavirus Isolation Site in Georgia State Park

• Majority of Business Owners Feel Prepared to Respond to the Coronavirus

• Home Buying Desires of Millennials Mirror Silent Generation, Realtor Report Finds

March 09, 2020

• Remembering John Clendenin, BellSouth CEO and Atlanta Business Titan

• Acuity Brands Appoints Dianne Mills as Chief Human Resources Officer

• Purchasing Power Appoints Michael Wilbert as Chief Revenue Officer

• DeKalb CEO, Board of Commissioners, Board of Health to Host Coronavirus Town Hall March 11th

• Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful Named Best of Gwinnett

• Atlanta Based Alloy Personal Training Franchise Set To Expand In The Atlanta Market

• Rimidi Unveils New App to Accelerate Patient Screenings for COVID-19

• Miles Mediation & Arbitration Has Moved Into New State-of-the-Art Facility

• Kathryn S. Willis Joins James-Bates-Brannan-Groover-LLP

• Robinson College Tops Research Productivity Rankings Among Georgia Business Schools

• Aurora Theatre Shines a Spotlight on Spring with Programming for All Ages

• Family-Owned Sugar Bowl Bakery to Open Facility in DeKalb County, Create 400 Jobs

• Gov. Kemp: Grand Princess Cruise Ship Passengers Headed to Dobbins Air Reserve Base

• Senators Perdue, Loeffler Join President Trump On CDC Visit

• Clayton County Chamber of Commerce Initiates Executive Search for President & CEO

• App, AI Work Together to Provide Rapid at-home Assessment of Coronavirus Risk

• State Museum Presents Forensic Science Saturday and Bring Your Watson Tuesday March 14th

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