News

July 11, 2023

• Reconstruction of Georgia's Beloved Peanut Monument Complete

• Secretary Raffensperger Applauds Georgia’s Top Ranking as The Early Voting State

• Georgia Has the 13th Lowest Concentration of Electricians

• USAble Mutual Launches Innovative Health Coverage Option for Georgia Consumers

• Study: Best Small Cities to Start a Business

• 2023’s Geekiest Cities in America

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Decreased in June

July 10, 2023

• Gas South Donation Helps YMCA of Metro Atlanta Expand Adaptive Swim Program

• SkyView Atlanta Observation Wheel Celebrates 10 Years in Downtown Atlanta with July 15 Community Birthday Party

• The Home Depot Donations Boost Kennesaw State’s inclusive Academy

• East Lake Foundation Appoints Kivatah Castilla as Director of Development

• The Edge Agency Announces Key Leadership Change

• Local Business Owner Anthony P. Howard Named to NSBA Leadership Council

• Marietta Eye Clinic Expands to Cumming, GA with a New Location

• Chamberlain Hrdlicka Welcomes Two Associate Attorneys to Atlanta Office

• Hardy and Ammons Receive Recognition for Training Accomplishment

• Howell Selected Interim Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer at Georgia Tech

• New Georgia Law Requires Employees Get Time Off to Early Vote

• Georgia DOT Updates on 20 Awarded Projects in May

• SBA Georgia Upcoming Events and Training

• Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Mark 77th Wedding Anniversary at Home in Plains

• Georgia Restaurant Featured on Hit Guy Fieri Food Network Show

• New State Law Changes Insurance Coverage Required for Rideshare Services

• Georgia Charter Schools Improve Student Academic Growth

• Charlie Harper: Summer Certaintie - Hot Weather and Property Tax Increases

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