News

January 23, 2023

• Georgia has the 8th Most Job Opportunities in the US

• Rules Vote to Mark Milestone for Medical Cannabis in Georgia

• The Salvation Army Responds on Multiple Fronts as Disasters Affect Alabama, Georgia, and California

• Sahara Peters Named PCOM Georgia DO Student of the Year

• Hyundai Leads Industry in U.S. News & World Report 2023 Best Cars for the Money Awards

• Cities Connect: What Cities Need to Know About the 2023 Legislative Session

• Kaiser Permanente Grants $200K to Support Improvements to Maternal and Infant Care in Georgia

• Georgia Archives Institute Scholarship Opportunity

• Housing Sector Awaits Improvement in Affordability; Modest Recession Still Expected

• New Survey: 86% of Employees Will Stay at Their Company for a Period of Time in Exchange for a Cash Bonus

January 20, 2023

• Central Atlanta Progress Announces 2023 Award Recipients

• City of Johns Creek Kicks Off 192-Acre Town Center Vision and Plan

• Somers to Serve as 2023 ACVB Chair

• CobbWorks Receives $700,000 in Funding for Incumbent Worker Program

• December Data Show Cold Winter Ahead for Atlanta Real Estate Industry

• ULI Atlanta Announces 2023 Livable Communities Council Chair

• Clearwave Fiber to Hold Ribbon Cutting Celebration with Opening of New Office in Conyers

• BCDC Names Gardiner Thompson Executive Vice President

• Youth Advisory Board Sets Direction for Youth Engagement

• Confess Project of America Trains Barbers to be Mental Health Advocates

• Primrose Schools Announces Dr. Amy Jackson as Chief Early Learning Strategy Officer

• Will 2023 Be The Year Sports Betting In Georgia Becomes Legal?

• Communities in Schools of Georgia Receives $15M DOE Grant for 6 Rural County Educational Sites

• Georgia Lawmakers Adopt Rules for Next Two Years

• Report: Georgia Sees 14th Largest Increase in Housing Inventory

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