News

February 12, 2020

• BlueLinx Exec Replaces Chick-fil-A CEO as Carter Center Board Chairman

• Stephen Haines Named President of Artisan Built Communities

• Homrich Berg Names Kyle Glenn, CFA as Chief Operating Officer

• Hawks No. 1 In Overall Game Experience Among Season Ticket Members Surveyed

• Wellstar Clinical Partners Medicare ACO Participates in New CMS Medicare Shared Savings Program

• New Duluth Townhomes Now Selling at Greysolon by The Providence Group

• Final Major Concrete Placement Completed Inside Vogtle Unit 3 Containment

• Charlie Harper: Georgia’s Skills Gap Affects Wages, Economic Growth

• The Home Depot to Hire 80,000 Associates for Spring

• About 200 People Here ‘Self-monitoring’ after Travel to China

• Georgia Legislative Black Caucus Announces 2020 Legislative Priorities

• Nearly Half of Homeowners Plan to Move in 2020s, LendingTree Survey Finds

• Small Businesses with Diverse Workforces Perform Better Financially; Make Better Decisions

February 11, 2020

• Georgia World Congress Center a ‘Championship’ Campus

• Mercer, DeKalb County Board of Health, Morehouse School of Medicine, Piedmont Healthcare Partnering on Interprofessional Health Equity Conference

• Purchasing Power Appoints Robin Holland as Chief Operating Officer

• Fulton County Registration & Elections to Host Mock Election February 18th

• Atlanta's Bitcoin Depot Becomes Largest Worldwide Network

• Weinberg Wheeler Hudgins Gunn & Dial Elects New Partner and Members

• State Botanical Garden Development Reaches New Heights with Topping-out Ceremony

• Georgia United Credit Union Welcomes Cindy Connelly as SVP, Governmental Affairs and Outreach

• The Advanced Technology Development Center’s 2020 ATDC Startup Showcase is May 7th

• Senators Perdue, Loeffler, Carter Applaud President Trump For Commitment To Savannah Harbor Deepening

• January Net State Tax Revenues Up 4.5%

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Continue to Decrease

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