News

June 20, 2017

• 7th Annual TAG Diversity Awards Reveals Georgia’s Technology GameChangers

• Office of the Attorney General, GBI and PAC Recognize World Elder Abuse Awareness Day

• The American Youth Film Festival Announces 2017 Award Winners

• UPS Establishes New Peak Shipping Charge

• Americans' Confidence in Economy Stable

• The 10 U.S. Cities Where The Cost Of Living Is Rising Fastest

• Nine out of 10 Americans and Canadians Call for Affordable Housing Solutions

• New Study Shows Work Shift Reminders Decrease Absenteeism, Tardiness

• Premium Increases Become Sticking Point for U.S. Auto Insurance Customers, J.D. Power Finds

June 19, 2017

• MARTA Rolls Out Reinvigorated Arts Initiative, Unveils New Program Brand Today

• Primary Capital Mortgage Announces Sale to Stearns Lending, LLC.

• Atlanta City Council Approves $3M in Buckhead Park Improvements

• Equifax to Acquire ID Watchdog, a Leading Identity Protection and Resolution Services Company

• Atlanta Habitat Homebuyer and Rotarians Build Walls during International Conference

• Atlanta Braves and Northside Hospital Introduce Born a Brave Program for Newest Braves Fans

• Randall L. Shrum, CPA Joins Smith & Howard as a Principal in the Assurance Services Group

• Atlanta Housing Authority Presents Return To Community Farmers Markets

• HoneyBaked Ham Names Jo Ann Herold New CMO

• Physical Fitness Program Empowers Wounded Warrior Project Veterans

• Ag Sec. Perdue to Host Mexican, Canadian Counterparts in Savannah

• Sabal Trail Pipeline in Alabama, Georgia, Florida Set to Open Soon

• 'Walking Dead' Demonstrates Impact of Film Industry in Georgia

• Georgia Gas Prices Flirting With 2017 Lows

• SunTrust Pledges Ongoing Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion

• City of Atlanta Department of Corrections Chief Patrick Labat Sworn in as President of the Georgia Jail Association

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