News

October 11, 2019

• The Providence Group Now Selling New Suwanee Homes at Harvest Park

• Associated Credit Union Hosts Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of New Decatur Branch

• State Waiver Proposal Coming Soon; Hospital Transparency Rules Unveiled

• CEO Ed Bastian: Delta to Hire 12,000 New Employees in 'All Categories' through 2020

• Aflac CEO On Leadership: Take Care of Your People.. They’ll Take Care of Business

• Georgia Power Places Focus on Literacy during Georgia Pre-K Week

• Coca-Cola UNITED to Build State-of-the-Art Sales Center in Tifton

• USDA Invests in Rural Electric Infrastructure Improvements in Georgia

• Georgia Mall Featured in ‘Stranger Things’ to go up for Sale

• Optimism Rises as Business Owners Say They Are Less Concerned About an Upcoming Recession

• Scam Alert: Got a New Device? Beware of Scams When Activating It

• Jobs Report: Job Market Still Strong But Gradually Losing Some Steam

October 10, 2019

• McAlister's Deli Enters into One of the Largest Development Deals in Company History

• Winship Cancer Institute Teams up with the Atlanta Falcons

• MapHabit Wins National Institute on Aging’s Dementia Care Coordination Challenge

• Thomas & Hutton New Hires

• Lincoln Property Company Southeast Secures New Leases, Lease Extensions at Kennesaw Office Park

• Piedmont Clinic Recognizes Physicians for Excellence

• New Real Estate Brokerage Opens in Forsyth County

• Roswell's Judy Mozen Named "Woman of the Year" at National Women in Residential Construction Conference

• Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Directs City of Atlanta to Join More than 105 Cities, Counties and Municipalities on Amicus Brief in Support of DACA

• Therrell High School to Host 17th Rev. Joseph E. Lowery Lecture Series on Civic Engagement

• Georgia’s First Lady Asks For Cities’ Help To End Human Trafficking

• Readmission Penalties for Medicare Patients Hitting Dozens of Georgia Hospitals

• Secretary Raffensperger Taps Veteran Media Pro to Educate Voters

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