News

June 25, 2026

• FDR State Park Spotlights History in Georgia’s Largest State Park

• Lawmakers Postponing Changes to Election System

• Carr Announces Georgia’s Participation in National Health Care Fraud Takedown

• Deloitte CFO Signals: As Confidence Recedes, CFOs Own Company Optimism Rises

• AI-Fluent Professionals in the US Secure Promotions 3.5x Faster

• Americans Fear Navigating Long-Term Care Alone More Than Affording It

• America's Quietest National Parks: New Survey Finds Travelers Are Ready to Skip the Crowds

June 24, 2026

• TOUR Championship Will No Longer Be at East Lake Golf Club Every Year

• Metro Atlanta City Named as Possible New Regional Hub for Fortune 500 Company

• Atlanta Residents Rally to Protect Historic Olympic Torch from Relocation

• Piedmont Park Conservancy Announces Summer Calendar Filled with Free and Affordable Experiences

• City Announces Free Wi-Fi Expansion at Key Atlanta Locations

• Regions Bank Announces New Leaders in Atlanta Market

• Wishneff Arranges $13 Million Financing Package for Landmark Atlanta Masonic Temple Restoration

• Global Grub Alley Aims to Drive Local Business During FIFA World Cup

• Davidson Hospitality Group Appoints Joe Masi as Senior Vice President, Operations

• Packsize Opens Atlanta-Based Experience Center to Demonstrate and Collaborate on Real-World Packaging Automation

• Composer and Librettist Share $10,000 Prize and Receive Commission from the Atlanta Opera

• Kennesaw State Celebrates Juneteenth Through Art, Music, and Community

• Delta Community Joins WABE in Celebrating Emmy and Telly Awards for “My Money Mentors”

• Georgia DOT Awards Resurfacing and Construction Projects

• Georgia National Fair Raising Admission Prices for 2026

• Ten Cities Awarded State Transportation Grants and Loans

• Addiction Alliance of Georgia Advances Addiction Care Through Hands-On Immersion Training

• Callaway Blue Spring Water Celebrates America's 250th with the "Red, White & Callaway Blue Summer Sweepstakes"

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