News

June 30, 2023

• Have a Blast, Just Do It Safely this Fourth of July; CPSC Report Shows Trips to the Emergency Room Remain High

• Outdoor Dining Sees 19% Boost in Early June vs. 2022, According to New OpenTable Data

June 29, 2023

• Skanska Building Operations in Atlanta Expands Senior Executive Team

• ARC’s Katherine Zitsch Promoted to Deputy Chief Operating Officer

• Comcast Hosts the Changemakers Dinner : The Future of Tech and Entertainment in Atlanta

• Milton H. Jones, Jr. Chairman-Elect of 100 Black Men of America, Inc.

• Chick-fil-A Puts the Peach in Peachtree Road Race – Free Milkshakes for All

• Creating Communities that Draw People and Business Under the New Workplace Model

• Atlanta Hustle Announce Discover Dekalb as Official Team Partner

• Atlanta Property Group Energizes Solar Plants at Palisades and One Point Royal

• Cresswind Georgia at Twin Lakes Hosts First Outdoor Concert

• Labrador Names Broc Romanek to Lead Corporate Disclosure Transparency Initiative

• Kolormatrix Raises the Bar as the Leading Screen Printer Supplier in Atlanta

• Cast of Lake Lanier Horror Film Share their Favorite Thing About New Movie

• Brian Newsome Installed as President of Associated General Contractors of Georgia

• Gov. Kemp Meets With CEOs to Talk Georgia’s Economic Opportunities During Europe Trip

• GDOT Suspends Lane Closures, Shares Best and Worst Times for Upcoming Holiday Travel

• GMA Presents Lifetime Achievement Award to Former Executive Director Jim Burgess

• Aflac Study: Too Many US Adults are Skipping Wellness Appointments that can Help Save their Lives

• Georgia Ice Cream Shop Named One of the Best in the Nation, According to Yelp

• Wild Adventures Named Top Theme Park in Georgia

• AT&T - School’s Out: Make Summer Learning Count

• Consumer Emergency Expenses Rise 16% Year-Over-Year to $1,700, Far Exceeding The $400 Benchmark

• BBB Tip: Still Working Remotely? Here's What you Need to Know

• Changes in Unemployment Rate by State, WalletHub Study

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