News

April 18, 2022

• State Board of Education Member Kenneth Mason to Host 5th District Public Hearing

• Trammell Crow Company and High Street Residential Break Ground on Life Science Hub and Multifamily Tower

• Cushman & Wakefield Arranges Industrial Lease Totaling 909,509 SF at Gillem Logistics Center

• Moore Colson Ranks Top 15 on 2022 Accounting Today Regional Firm List

• MARTA Joins the American Public Transportation Association Racial Equity Commitment Pilot Program

• Expansion of Port of Savannah Pays Dividends to Economy, Companies, Jobs

• Carbon Tracker Lets Georgians Monitor Emissions

• 10.5% Of Georgia Workers Are Business Owners, 13th Most in the U.S.

• UGA Helps Nonprofit Organizations Develop Leaders

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Down 6 Cents

• Kia America has Launched a Multi-channel Marketing Campaign for 2023 Kia Sportage

• Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Program Announced

• Survey of 1,200 SMBs Finds 75% Would be Able to Survive Ransomware Attack

• National Survey Finds Businesses Face Growing Back-Office Employee Deficit

• 77% of Homeowners and Renters Support Adding More Housing Options in Residential Neighborhoods

April 15, 2022

• The Southeast’s First Immersive Hot Springs and Spa to Debut in Metro Atlanta

• Thomas & Hutton Announces First Certified Professional Services Marketer Cecilia Arango

• Fulton County Arts & Culture Celebrates Grand Opening of its New Public Art Futures Lab

• Chief Human Resources Office of Emory Healthcare Joins Board of Directors at Purchasing Power

• Georgia Dermatology Center merges with Olansky Dermatology & Aesthetics

• Northside's Anthem Patients to Stay in Network Indefinitely

• Gwinnett County Hosts Earth Day Recycling Event

• Retail and Supply Chain Leaders Say Ultrafast Delivery Is the Future of Last Mile

• Atlanta Pushes Single Women Over Home Unaffordability Threshold

• Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens Officially Opens AT&T's new Connected Learning Center in Southwest Atlanta

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