News

March 24, 2022

• Georgia Had an Average Sale-To-List Ratio of 100.3% In 2021

• The Most Energy Efficient Economies in the U.S.

• AAA: Cruise Travel on the Rebound In 2022

• Report Shows Georgia Masons Earn Adjusted $48K Per Year

• These are the Best (and Worst) Cities for Brunch Lovers

• Survey: Homeowners' Remodeling Plans Undeterred by Increased Costs, Delayed Timelines

• 67% of Employers are Very Concerned Rising Inflation Rates are Eroding Employee Compensation

March 23, 2022

• How Atlanta Companies are Using Technology to Keep up With Supply Chain Demands

• U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Discusses $15M Federal Grant for MARTA

• Georgia Power Launches new Education Equity Initiative With School Districts in Albany, Atlanta, Augusta and Savannah

• MooveGuru Announces Equity Raise of $5 Million

• Atlanta Jewish Foundation to Launch New Legacy Society

• Draffin & Tucker: HRSA COVID-19 Uninsured Program & Coverage Assistance Fund Ending

• RE Global Inaugurates New Office for Its Headquarters and Commences Operations

• Lincoln Property Company Southeast Secures 48,000 Square Feet of Leases at Midtown Plaza

• Hartsfield-Jackson and Airport Partners Host First 2022 ATL Airport Career Fair

• DeKalb Commissioner Mereda Davis Johnson to Receive Power of the Woman Award

• 86th Annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival VIP Experience Party in the Park Ticketed Area Includes Food, Drink and Amenities

• American Heart Association Announces Carla Smith as Senior Vice President and Executive Director in Atlanta

• Caring Works Hosts Drive for Household Products Ahead of National Spring Cleaning Week

• Natural Gas Association Hosts 1st Annual Georgia Gas Industry Summit Next Week

• Study: COVID-19 Pandemic Fueled Massive Growth in Green Industry

• Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame Announces Annual Banquet

• Georgia Is the 6th Worst-Paying U.S. State for Generation Z

• GACD Partners With Georgia Ag Experience STEM Challenge for Elementary Schools

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