News

March 14, 2023

• Signature Bank of Georgia is Strong and Well-Capitalized

• ThreatAdvice to Host Cybersecurity One Day Cyber Summit in Atlanta on April 26th

• Ernesta Deepens Rug Industry Expertise with Senior Leadership Hire and Operational Expansion to Cartersville, GA

• Gov. Kemp and Legislative Leaders Highlight AFY23 Budget Items

• Georgia Ranks 19th on 'Hottest Real Estate Markets of 2022' List

• Chick-fil-A Making Another Attempt to Crack the International Market

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Up 12 Cents

• Georgia Senate Announces New Constituent Services Program

• B&H Farms, Chase Brannen and Ben Hillard Honored at Vidalia Onion Awards Banquet

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Increased Slightly in February

• The U.S. Has Lost 58 'million-dollar' Cities Since the Market's Peak in July

• Nurse Practitioner Role Named "Best Job That Helps People"

March 13, 2023

• Atlanta Ranks as the 5th Best City for a Minimalist Lifestyle

• Phipps Plaza Opens THE GREEN Featuring an Interactive Mural

• Cushman & Wakefield Arranges $24M Sale of Lexington Park in Cobb County’s Northwest Expansion District

• Joe King and Denis Pichanick join the Board of Directors at the Center for Puppetry Arts

• CareSource Launches Stronger Together

• Kennesaw State’s Online Degree Programs Rank Among Best in Nation

• KFC Foundation Partners with Western Governors University to Make College Degree Opportunities Accessible for KFC Restaurant Employees

• Amplify Decatur Music Festival Returns April 29 with St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Patty Griffin

• Home Sales Begin at New Hapeville Community

• LexisNexis Risk Solutions Celebrates 35th Anniversary, Continued Innovation of C.L.U.E. Auto

• Landmark Properties to Develop Purpose-Built Residential Community to Serve University of Southern California Students

• Easterseals North Georgia Receives Book Houses from McCormick

• Georgia Plans for Double the Number of Drivers by 2050

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