News

November 27, 2023

• Commissioner Tim Echols Appointed to Chair Nuclear Committee at National Association of Utility Commissioners

• GaDOE Partnering with Rollins Center for Language & Literacy to Launch the Georgia Literacy Academy

• New Business Study Shows Which US States are Working the Longest Hours

• Hybrid Work Continues to Grow Among Global Employers

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Declines Again in October

• New Report: 89% of Business Leaders Questioning Existing GTM Models, Looking to Change Strategies

November 17, 2023

• Inspire Brands Foundation Announces $1 Million Donation to Support Workforce of Tomorrow

• AH Board Votes to Negotiate Master Developer Agreement For Atlanta Civic Center Performing Arts Center

• Hartsfield-Jackson Announces Appointment of Four Assistant General Managers

• HouseATL Issues Strategic Recommendations to Advance Housing Affordability in Atlanta

• Atlanta Is the 5th Best City for a Culture-Focused Workation

• Council for Quality Growth Honors Natalie Tyler-Martin and Jim Durrett with 2023 CID Awards

• MacStadium Announces the Addition of Ken Tacelli as CEO

• City Rent a Truck, a Vocational Fleet Rental Company, Opens New Branch in Atlanta, Georgia

• Enjoy the Holidays with a Trip Through MARTA Land

• Alliance Residential Company Opens Apartment Community In Cartersville

• Operation HOPE Founder, Chairman & CEO John Hope Bryant Receives 2023 "Outstanding Voice" Award

• New Community Coming Soon to Cumming Artisan Built Communities to construct homes from the $700,000s at Jason’s Walk

• Study Committee on Expanding Georgia’s Workforce Concludes Final Meeting

• AAA Will Rescue More Than 360,000 Stranded Drivers During Thanksgiving Holiday

• Cities Connect: Local Initiatives and Resources through the Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation

• DOT Mulling Long List of Highway Improvements in Savannah Area

• Board of Regents Elects Officers for 2024

• Georgia Lawmakers Unveil Recommendations for Growing Workforce

• Southeastern Grocers Harvests Hope this Thanksgiving by Donating More than 7,000 Turkeys

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