News

March 03, 2023

• Mark Vaughan to Retire from Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau

• Papa John's: Jeff Smith to Depart the Board, Christopher Coleman Appointed New Independent Chair

• Hawks and State Farm Arena Announce New Multi-Year Partnership with CLEAR

• Don't miss Atlanta Blooms this March and April!

• Kennesaw State Collaborates on Community Projects to Address Global Issues Locally

• 8th Annual Sip & Swine BBQ Festival Returns to Coolray Field

• Epsten Group Joins Salas O’Brien, Strengthening Sustainability Design Services

• Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio Announces Shamrockin' March Guests

• Four New Home Communities by Rockhaven Homes opening in the City of Atlanta

• ConnectALL Expands Betty Knight ConnectALL Scholarship Effort with Second Award

• Respected News Veteran Jennifer Rigby Joins Gray’s In-House News Research and Consulting Group

• Operation HOPE, U.S. Small Business Administration and U.S. Treasury Host Roundtable to Celebrate Freedman's Bank

• Georgia State: Despite Recent Signs Of Strength, Forecaster Says U.S. Economy Is On Course For A Sharp Moderation

• Charlie Harper: Conservation Land Faces New Development Pressures Deep in Rural Georgia

• The Home Depot Launches Virtual Kids Workshops on Roblox

• Five Kia Models Reached Best-ever February Totals

• "Path from Pre-K to College" Sweepstakes Will Award Four Georgia Pre-K Students with Money for College

• Georgia DOT Seeking Public Input on 2050 Rural and Human Services Transportation Plan

• EY US launches Center for Government Modernization

• Refinance Lending Drops Another 27 Percent Quarterly

• New Survey Finds SMB Owners Still Optimistic on Outlook Despite Inflation

March 02, 2023

• National Endowment for the Arts Chair Maria Rosario Jackson to Visit Atlanta March 2, 2023

• Engel & Völkers Expands Services into the North Georgia Mountains

• Create Dunwoody Names Jennifer Long Founding Executive Director

• Dr. Cindy Trimm and Dynamic Industry Influencers Inspire Women to Take Charge

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