News

July 06, 2023

• City of Atlanta Allocating More Funding for Street Safety and Resurfacing

• Atlanta Board of Education Launches Search for Next Superintendent

• Spelman College Receives $200,000 grant from the Deloitte Foundation to support students pursuing STEM fields

• Docufree Acquires TrustFlow Digital Solutions

• Urban Land Institute Announces Two Strategic Board Leadership Positions

• Niles Bolton Transitions to Chairman of the Board, Jeff Smith Assumes Role as President

• Milton's Cuisine & Cocktails Announces New Executive Chef

• Cobb Young Professionals Summer Social Scheduled for July 19th

• Hees & Associates Joins Bennett & Pless

• Hyperion Bank Continues Growth, Adding Three Senior Professionals

• Habpro Garage Doors is Recognized as a 2023 Top Customer Rated Atlanta Garage Door Company

• Marbury Creative Group’s Bank of Joyce Campaign Named Best Online Commercial in the 2023 Telly Awards

• Firm Endowment Fund Sponsors Eight Accounting Scholarships

• RaceTrac, Inc. – Georgia’s Second Largest Privately Held Company – Agrees to Acquire Gulf Oil LLC

• Georgia is the 7th Best Place in the US to be a Freelancer, According to Research

• On the Farm: Georgia Peach Farmers Face Worst Crop in 30 Years Due to Harsh March Freeze

• The GDOL Announces New Safeguards to the Employer-Filed Partial Claims Program

• From Arctic Sea Ice to Tornadoes and Typhoons, AT&T's FirstNet is Mission Ready

• InsiderAdvantage: Lieutenant Governor Gets DEI Answers, Non-Answers

• GaDOE Awards Funds for Dyslexia Screening to School Districts

• Report Reveals Most Financially Challenged States in America

• One Third of Travelers Likely to Use AI This Year

• Home Prices Post Their First Annual Decline Since Before 2017

July 05, 2023

• The Center for Puppetry Arts Elects New Board Members and Officers

• From New Faces to the End of an Era, It Was a Peachtree to Remember

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