News

May 23, 2023

• Moneypenny Group Appoints new Director of Customer Success, Sandy Landrigan

• Georgia Universities: Providing Connections and Advancing Electric Mobility R&D

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Decreased Slightly Ahead of Memorial Day

• USDA to Bring New Jobs and Improved Infrastructure to Rural Partners Network Communities

• Southern Company & National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Announce Five-year Partnership Extension

• Terry College: Are Robots Wrecking the Workplace?

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Hosts Webinar Protecting the Elderly and Disabled from Financial Exploitation

• Study: Most & Least Innovative States

• Despite Economic Challenges, Americans Still Prioritize Saving for Education, Survey Finds

• More Than 2.5M Vehicles with "Do Not Drive" or "Park Outside" Orders Need Fixing

May 22, 2023

• Mercedes-Benz USA Announces Key Executive Appointments

• Mayor Dickens and City Council to Allocate $1 Million to Combat Food Insecurity

• New Rideshare Company Looking in Make Inroads in Atlanta

• Midtown Atlanta Architecture Firm Played Big Role in New Emory Winship Cancer Institute

• Atlanta Property Group Announces 400,000 Square Feet of Third-Party Assignments

• Annual Meeting: Hyperion Bank Reports Profitable Growth

• Kolter Homes Announces Move-In Ready Homes at Oak Hill Reserve

• Atlanta Allergy & Asthma Sees Promising Results in Worldwide Peanut Allergy Study

• ‘US News & World Report’ Ranks Georgia Tech Among Best Graduate Schools

• Landmark Properties Announced as Top Developer by Student Housing Business Magazine

• Seeking Bus Drivers, Schools Compete with Delivery Companies for Workers

• Town Center Community Bringing Back Yoga in Aviation Park

• Emory School of Nursing Receives Gift to Train Pediatric Nurse Practitioners

• Political Science Major Becomes First-generation College Graduate

• Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Economic Development Trip to Israel

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