News

June 20, 2024

• Gwinnett Chamber Foundation Announces First-Ever MBE Certification Cohort

• Mayor’s City of Atlanta Recovery Fund Unanimously Approved by City Council

• Developers Chosen to Give Old Georgia Dome Site a Mixed-Use Makeover

• PointeNorth Acquires McCrary-Daniels

• Piedmont Expands 'On Demand' Virtual Care Hours

• GPS Hospitality Awards Over $235,000 in Burger King Foundation Scholarships Across the U.S. To Further Their Education

• Mayor Dickens halts MARTA Five Point's renovation amid financial concerns

• King & Queen Buildings Achieve 361,133 SF in Leasing Over Past Year, Including Largest Lease in Atlanta’s Central Perimeter Since 2018

• Hawks GM Landry Fields Outlines Atlanta's Pre-Draft Process

• AHA Celebrates 100 Years as an Organization!

• Goodwyn Mills Cawood Named Firm of the Year

• Primrose Schools Adds Esteemed Early Education Researcher to its Early Learning Council

• Wounded-Veterans-with-the-Donation-of-Three-New-Mortgage-Free-Homes

• Mail Processing in Georgia Improving But Delays Continue

• Frank Griffin of Flint Community Bank Elected as Chair of Community Bankers Association of Georgia

• $6 Million in Grants for 13 Rural Hospitals Announced

• Warnock Introduces Workforce Development Bill

• Gov. Kemp Announces GDC Assessment as Next Phase of Public Safety Improvements

• The Home Depot Completes Acquisition of SRS Distribution

• Hartsfield-Jackson Announces New Scandinavian Airlines System’s (SAS) Daily Nonstop Service to Copenhagen

• Survey: US Summer Spending Heats Up Following Record-Breaking Memorial Day Travel

• Redfin Reports Homes Sales Fell to One of the Lowest Levels on Record in May

June 18, 2024

• Atlanta Airport Celebrating new Direct Flight to Copenhagen

• The Aaron's Company Enters into Definitive Agreement to Be Acquired by IQVentures for $10.10 Per Share

• Inside City Hall: Dutch King and Queen Visit Atlanta Beltline

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