News

April 08, 2024

• 88th Atlanta Dogwood Festival Next Week - Here's What to Know

• Matthew Lambert Joins Power Wealth Management as a Senior Wealth Advisor

• Six Flags Over Georgia introduces Low Sensory Sundays for World Autism Month

• Delta Community Awards $25,000 to Five College-Bound Students

• Synergies Work Announces Finalists for 2024 EDDIE Awards

• Georgia State Researchers Receive $3.1M Grant to Expand Online Support for Moms

• Sweetwater Brewing Unveils New 420 Variety Pack

• PrizePicks Signs 'Suga' Sean O'Malley to Exclusive Partnership

• NeuroChamp Wins 2024 ACC InVenture Prize

• Georgia Power Highlights Training Programs & Career Opportunities during Lineworker Appreciation Month

• Understanding Rising Auto Insurance Premiums in Georgia

• New Study Reveals the Most Popular Cryptocurrencies in Georgia

• Georgia Braces for Another Round of Election Law Changes

• Unemployment Claims in Georgia Are 24.80% Lower Than Previous Week

• AG Chris Carr Warns of Home Repair Fraud, Scams Following Recent Storms

• Realtor.com March Housing Report: Housing Market Takes a Step in a Buyer-Friendly Direction

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 184,000 Jobs in March; Annual Pay was Up 5.1%

• Tackling the Mental Health Crisis: 42% of Companies Plan to Offer New Employee Well-Being Benefits

April 05, 2024

• USPS Delays Impacting Customers in Metro Atlanta

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Hosts Annual Risk Control Workshop

• My Home Communities Announces the Grand Opening of Statham Place

• Construction Resources to Open Westside Paper Design Center in Atlanta's West Midtown

• Boehringer Ingelheim Named Official Animal Health Company Partner of the Atlanta Braves

• Moore Colson Admits Justin Wilkes as Business Assurance Partner

• Agnes Scott College Receives $1M in Federal Funding to Train Physician Assistants and Mental Health Counselors

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