News

September 03, 2024

• Fulton County Marks Major Renew the District Milestone

• BankSouth Welcomes Courtney Allen as Director of Learning and Development

• InCommunity and Walgreens Partner for Fundraising Campaign Supporting Individuals with Disabilities

• Kennesaw State Receives Georgia Serves Grant to Boost Student Volunteerism

• The Emily Program Announces Expansion of Care in Atlanta, Georgia

• Georgia Tech Named Top-Value Institution

• Atlanta Law Firm Attorneys Named "Best Lawyers"

• Grey Muzzle Grant Gives Senior Dogs at PAWS Atlanta a Second Chance

• Award-Winning Kennesaw Townhome Community Has New Phase, New Plan

• Georgia a Top State to Start a Business

• Scottie Scheffler Wins TOUR Championship in Atlanta and Its $25 Million Prize

• SBDC Program: Starting a Food Product Business in Georgia

• Georgia Farmers Discuss Issues at Ag Issues Summit

• Norfolk Southern Reaches Tentative Collective Bargaining Agreements With Five Additional Labor Unions

• Secretary Raffensperger Outlines Priorities, Shares His Vision for all Georgians

• US 151% Over Budget Last Time They Hosted Olympics

• Record Fall Travel Costs Increase Popularity of Budget-Friendly Destinations

• S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller Index Hits New All-Tome High for June 2024

• IT Talent Shortages Addressed in Info-Tech Research Group's New IT Talent Strategy Resource

August 30, 2024

• ARC Approves $265M Amendment to Transportation Improvement Program

• Atlanta Eyes Proposal to Redevelop Atlanta Medical Center

• The King Center to Host Annual Beloved Community International Expo on Saturday, September 7th

• Fulton County Approves Additional $750,000 in Funding for Veteran Services Program

• Vistage Recognizes Sean Taylor, CEO, with a 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award

• New Mural Celebrates Synchronicity in Sugarloaf

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