News

July 06, 2023

• The GDOL Announces New Safeguards to the Employer-Filed Partial Claims Program

• From Arctic Sea Ice to Tornadoes and Typhoons, AT&T's FirstNet is Mission Ready

• InsiderAdvantage: Lieutenant Governor Gets DEI Answers, Non-Answers

• GaDOE Awards Funds for Dyslexia Screening to School Districts

• Report Reveals Most Financially Challenged States in America

• One Third of Travelers Likely to Use AI This Year

• Home Prices Post Their First Annual Decline Since Before 2017

July 05, 2023

• The Center for Puppetry Arts Elects New Board Members and Officers

• From New Faces to the End of an Era, It Was a Peachtree to Remember

• Delta Community Announces Call for Entries in 11th Annual Philanthropic Fund Program

• Greater Women’s Business Council 2023 LACE Awards Nominations Are Open Until July 31st

• Acuity Brands Reports Fiscal 2023 Third-Quarter Results

• PAWS Atlanta x Barkably Address Rising Animal Abandonment

• Atlas Goes Underground While The Garden Room Pops Up This Summer

• MARTA Police Deputy Chief Returns from Executive Training in Israel

• Center for the Visually Impaired Welcomes New Board Members and Officer

• PulteGroup Celebrates the 10th Anniversary of its Built to Honor Program, Recognizing and Thanking Our Nation's Veterans

• Risk3sixty Partners with Georgia Tech to Develop Next Generation of Technology, Business Innovators

• Norcross Gallery & Studios Announces Citywide Photo Contest--Free to Enter!

• Silverton Mortgage and The Silverton Foundation Celebrate Milestone Anniversaries

• 'Refreshing' New Law Allows Georgia Children to Operate Lemonade Stands Legally

• Georgia Labor Commissioner says Department was Hit by Large, Coordinated Attack by Fraudsters

• TCSG Represents Georgia at National Job Quality Academy in Washington, DC

• Georgia Pecan Growers Rebound from Tariffs, a Pandemic and Hurricanes

• Coastal Georgia’s Ever-growing Film Industry Prospers, but no One Tracks How Many Jobs it Brings

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