News

March 15, 2023

• Georgia DOT Awarded 22 Projects in January 2023

• Georgia Senate Approves New $250-$500 Surplus Refund Checks

• Biden to Deliver Former President Jimmy Carter’s Eulogy

• For 17th time, Aflac named a World's Most Ethical Company by Ethisphere

• Employees in These States have the Best Work-life Balance, New Research Shows

• The Construction Industry Continues to Face Labor Shortage

• U.S. News Announces the 2023 Best Cars for Families

March 14, 2023

• Arthur M. Blank Receives the Heart of Atlanta Award

• Wholesome Wave Georgia Welcomes New Executive Board Line-Up

• Tom Hackett Named CEO of Truist Securities

• Scientific Games: Nick Negro Takes Company's CFO Reins Following James Bunitsky's Retirement

• Georgia Tech Part of $5 Million Grant-Funded Center to Advance Robotics in Poultry Processing

• Primrose Schools Adds Nick Koros as Chief Development Officer

• MARTA Working with the Community On H.E. Holmes Station

• a360media Announces Chief Content Officer Amanda Dameron Will Also Oversee Us Weekly as Interim Editor in Chief

• Hawks and Chase Team Up with Good Sports to Provide Basketball Equipment and Offer Clinics to Local Youth as Part of 'Project Rebound' Initiative

• CBRE Brokers Sale of 18,900 Sq. Ft. Thornton Promenade Shopping Center in Lithia Springs

• Atlanta United Voted the FIFAe Club of the Month in February

• Signature Bank of Georgia is Strong and Well-Capitalized

• ThreatAdvice to Host Cybersecurity One Day Cyber Summit in Atlanta on April 26th

• Ernesta Deepens Rug Industry Expertise with Senior Leadership Hire and Operational Expansion to Cartersville, GA

• Gov. Kemp and Legislative Leaders Highlight AFY23 Budget Items

• Georgia Ranks 19th on 'Hottest Real Estate Markets of 2022' List

• Chick-fil-A Making Another Attempt to Crack the International Market

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Up 12 Cents

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