News

June 20, 2023

• Sens. Ossoff, Warnock Expanding High-Speed Internet Across Southeast Georgia

• Study: Changes in Unemployment Rate by State

• Divestiture Trends: 2023 Could See More Sell-Offs, but Expect Lengthier and More Extensive Diligence

• Grocers Expect AI to Impact Staffing and Software but are Slow to Implement

June 16, 2023

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Recognized as One of Atlanta's 10 Largest Property and Casualty Insurance Brokers and Agents

• Here's Where You Can Celebrate Juneteenth in Metro Atlanta

• Meet the Former Atlanta Hawks Dancer Turned Venture Capitalist

• Atlanta-Based Tensar Wins B2 In-House Agency of the Year Award

• Phase One of Atlanta's Chastain Horse Park $9M Expansion Completed

• Merit Financial Advisors Taps Former LPL Veteran Leader, Andy Kalbaugh, as Key Member of Board of Directors

• Aveanna Announces Resignation of Chief Financial Officer

• Delta Community Credit Union Opens New Buckhead-Midtown Branch

• Timothy Renick, Executive Director of GSU’s National Institute for Student Success, Delivers Remarks Before Congress

• Hotel Equities Selected to Provide Development Services, Oversee Renovation of Residence Inn Dunwoody

• Batteries Plus Signs Area Development Agreement to Close Out Atlanta

• Amerigroup Georgia Relaunches Health Clinic at Fulton County Juvenile Courthouse to Improve Access to Care for Local Families

• Gray Television and its Stations Honored by Service to America, National Headliner, and Several Other Prestigious Awards

• Speedy Chick-fil-A Robots Roll Out in Georgia, Bringing Meals at 'Hen'-credible Speeds

• Start Your Summer Off With These SBA Georgia Small Business Training Events

• Georgia’s 2024 SEC Opponents Announced: This is Going to be Fun

• GaDOE Awards Third Round of Grants to Expand Student Opportunities

• National Safety Month: See Tracks, Think Safety

• SOS Raffensperger Update to MITRE Report

• Georgia Renters are Hiding 302k Pets from Landlords, Study Finds

• Revealed: the US Law Schools that Produce the Highest and Lowest Numbers of Alumni Working in the Legal Sector

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