News

November 10, 2023

• Kemp Extends Suspension of State Gasoline Tax

• Message from Superintendent Woods to Georgia’s Parents and Families

• U.S. Home Prices Have Increased 2x Faster Than Income Since 2000

• The States Where People are Most Anxious about their Tax Returns

• Circle Care Services Launches ABA Therapy for Children With Autism in Georgia

• "Go Beyond Thanks:" New Survey Reveals We Should Do More Than Simply Thank Our Veterans for Their Service

November 09, 2023

• Stanton Chase Atlanta Welcomes Norm Miles as New Managing Partner

• Global Payments Announces Appointment of Shannon Johnston as Chief Information Officer

• Clearwave Fiber Introduces New Pricing Approach

• Gray Reports Strong Revenues and Lower Expenses for the Third Quarter

• Carroll County Announces Acquisition of McIntosh Reserve

• New Emory Institute Harnesses the Power of AI to Improve Health Equity and Patient Outcomes

• MARTA to Host Holiday Marker to Kick-Off Holiday Season

• Levine Smith Snider & Wilson Announces New Name

• Moore Colson Ranks as a 2023 Top 10 Employee Benefits and Compensation Company in Atlanta

• JAMES Magazine Online: Veteran’s Day Parade returning to Atlanta

• Investiture ceremony for UNG President Shannon Planned for Friday

• Forbes: What Black Businesses Can Learn From Keith Lee's Stop In Atlanta

• Cool Things to Do in November in Atlanta

• First-to-Market Entertainment Tenant Is Now Open at Halcyon

• Deck the Halls with Chick-fil-A: Celebrate the Holidays with Festive Food, Fashion and Family Entertainment

• Gov. Kemp Renews State of Emergency, Extending State Gas Tax Suspension

• Rivian’s Electric Commercial Van Now Available to More Companies

• Georgia Ranks 20th for the Least Amount of Full-Time Healthcare Job Openings Per Capita

• Superintendent Woods, Georgia Teacher of the Year Christy Todd: Let’s Continue Investing in Georgia's Students, Families, and Educators

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