News

May 28, 2026

• Georgia Community Associations Face Major Regulatory Changes Under SB 406

• Georgia Natural Gas Reaches 1 Billion Pounds of Carbon Offsets Through Greener Life

• Spatial Engineering Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

• AG Chris Carr to U.S. Supreme Court: One City Cannot Set Energy Policy for the Whole Country

• US Consumer Confidence Edged Downward in May

• Functional Unemployment Edges Higher Amid Signs of Labor Market Weakness

• New Homes Save Buyers $25,000 Over Ten Years, Offsetting Higher Upfront Costs

May 27, 2026

• Town Center Community Improvement District Welcomes 3 New Members to Board of Directors

• The Conservation Fund Celebrates Conserving 1,000 Acres of Land in the City of Atlanta

• Eastwood Homes Expands Further into Metro Atlanta Through Acquisition of Peachtree Building Group

• Atlanta's Hotel Bookings Are a Relative Bright Spot Amid World Cup Host City Struggles, Study Finds

• Crawford & Company Marks 85 Years of Claims Experience

• SKL’D Expands in Gwinnett, Bringing Award-Winning Workforce Solutions to the Region

• Arketi Group Expands

• Savills Expands Operations Performance Capabilities with Addition of Brad Anderson in Atlanta

• Construction Company Invests in Shared Research at Kennesaw State

• Centri Secures $20 Million Credit Facility from Citizens

• Rainbow Village Shows Appreciation for its Volunteers Ahead of Historic Expansion

• Georgia State University Announces 20 New Internal Grant Recipients

• Wheels Up Lead Strategic Investor Delta Air Lines Agrees to Extend Lock-Up

• Beth Lowry Named to Georgia Power Board of Directors

• AT&T Makes $25,000 Community Investment to Support Communities Affected by the Georgia Wildfires

• Hospitality Leaders Gather at UGA to Explore Profitability, Technology & the Human Experience

• Scholarships Open Doors for Municipal Leaders at Small Cities Conference

• REALTORS Relief Foundation Providing Funds for Georgia Residents Affected by Wildfires

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