News

May 23, 2017

• The Asian American Resource Center Receives $20,000 Grant from the UPS Foundation

• Report: Georgia is One of the Best States for Military Retirees

• Georgia DOT Awards $69.4M in Statewide Projects

• Blue Cross Signals It’s Sticking with Georgia Exchange for 2018

• Lt. Governor Cagle Joins AT&T Georgia President for Albany College and Career Academy Opening

• Georgia's Ports Set New Industry Standard

• GSU Study: Climate Change May Bring More Extreme Heat, Ozone Pollution Days to The Southeast

• The Federal Government Achieves Small Business Procurement Contracting Goal for the 4th Consecutive Year

• Lodging Demand Increases Amidst Increased Consumer Confidence, According to PwC

• A.T. Kearney Study Expects New M&A Records for Consumer & Retail, Driven By Global Growth, Consolidation, Private Equity

• Realtors Have a Positive Outlook for Commercial Markets in 2017

May 22, 2017

• Georgia Tech Launches $1M Retail Technology Initiative at ATDC

• Ad War Means Local TV Stations Win Big In Georgia's Special Election

• Mayor Kasim Reed Celebrates Official Groundbreaking Ceremony for Rodney Cook, Sr. Park in Historic Vine City

• Aviation Institute of Maintenance Campuses Slected to Partner with Delta

• Kroger Atlanta Division Raises Record $226k to Benefit ALS Association of Georgia

• Dinova Business Dining Marketplace Reports 45% Growth in Q1 2017

• The Giving Kitchen Wins $10,000 Donation from Gas South’s Charity Cornhole Challenge

• TAG Mobility Invites You to Experience Connected Cars

• City Announces $400,000 Investment in Mosquito Prevention

• State Announces New Name for Grant Offering Free College Tuition

• Atlanta’s Light Is at the End of a MARTA Tunnel

• Atlanta United Foundation & Good Sports to Donate $150K of Soccer Equipment to Youth Organizations in Georgia

• Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle: Rural Broadband Must Be Priority

• Georgia Gas Prices Face Upward Pressure Leading Into Memorial Day Weekend

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