News

May 31, 2023

• Georgia's Top Five Most Googled Injuries

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Drop in April Unemployment Rates

• Carter Family Announces First Lady Rosalynn Carter Has Dementia

• Georgia Peach Crop Decimated by Bad Weather, Warming Climate

• Georgia Beach Ranked as One of the BLUEST Waters in the U.S.

• America’s Leading & Largest Iced Tea Franchise, HTeaO, Coming to Georgia for the First Time

• Small Business Jobs Growth Holds Steady in May

• Ten Tips for PR Pros and Marketers for Writing Powerful Survey Press Releases

• TrueCar Releases Analysis of May Industry Sales

May 30, 2023

• Gwinnett Chamber Hires Jason DiFranco to Lead its Foundation

• DeKalb Receives $10.3 Million for Park Improvements

• Horizons Atlanta Announces New Board Members and Staff, Introduces New Advisory Board

• Henry Chairwoman Carlotta Harrell Delivers State of the County to Business Community

• Operation HOPE Updates 1 Million Black Business (1MBB) Initiative

• CBRE Facilitates $36 Million Loan for Refinancing of Canton Marketplace in Suburban Atlanta

• PAWS Atlanta Welcomes New Board Members

• Matt Moran Promoted to Senior Managing Vice President at Gray Television

• Georgia Tech Receives Award for Excellence in Financial Reporting

• SweetWater Brewing Releases Red White and Blue American Lager

• Honeywell Forge for Buildings Launched

• Chamblee Tap & Market Taps terra alma to Curate Food Hall

• Georgia Historical Society's Georgia History Festival Raises Record $1.9 Million for Statewide Educational Programming

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Remains Steady for Memorial Day

• Reflections on the 2023 Georgia Climate Conference

• The Sapelo Foundation Names New Executive Director

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