News

January 06, 2023

• United Community Bank Welcomes Robert Billue as West Atlanta President

• Kaiser Permanente Supports Metro Atlanta Nursing Programs Through Grants

• Cox Announces Successful Completion of Mobile Launch in Markets Nationwide

• Alpharetta-Based Stryten Energy Appoints Dan Autey to Lead Commercial Sales Team

• Greater North Fulton Chamber Achieves “Georgia Certified Chamber” Designation

• Fulton County Commissioner Bob Ellis Named Vice Chairman

• RightData Selects Richard Park as Chief Revenue Officer

• Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners Approves Budget

• Focus Brands Accelerates Franchise Growth with Dual Branding as the Future of QSR

• Chris Willis Joins James Bates Brannan Groover LLP

• Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta Announces Three New Members of its Affordable Housing Advisory Council

• Innovative ‘Town Square’ Adult Daycare, Alzheimer’s Resource Center Opens in Sandy Springs

• Longtime Kia and HMG Supplier to Build Manufacturing Facility in Georgia

• Gov. Kemp Announces Grant Funds to Expand High-Speed Internet Access in 29 Counties

• Georgia Has the 2nd Least Stable Housing Market in the U.S.

• The Home Depot Adds New Enhancements to Pro Xtra Loyalty Program

• Richard Valladares Appointed to Georgia State Board of Education

• Augusta University Health System, Wellstar Health System Announce Statewide Health Care Partnership

• Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault Launches Challenge for Mental Wellness Month

• Amazon CEO Says Company Will Lay Off More than 18,000 Workers

• 2023’s Best Cities to Walk Your Dog

• Gas Prices in 2023 to Fall Nearly 50 Cents Per Gallon; $4 Remains Possible

January 05, 2023

• Atlanta Board of Education to Appoint Jessica Johnson to Fill Vacant Seat

• Multi-Lingual Real Estate Agents a Plus in Atlanta

• East Point Continues Push to Replace Atlanta Medical Center South ER

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