News

June 29, 2022

• The Arbor Company Has 35 Senior Living Communities Awarded Highest Ratings From U.S. News & World Report

• Flight Cancellations Causing Headaches for Travelers Ahead of Busy 4th of July Weekend

• Georgia Is Building Homes at the 14th Fastest Growth Rate in the U.S.

• Georgia Offers Perfect Blend for Food Processing Industry

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces Appointments to the Georgia Commission on Civics Education

• New LIV Golf Series Raises Plenty of Questions and Eyebrows

• Two Individuals Convicted in $1.4 B Health Care Fraud Scheme Involving Rural Hospitals in Georgia

• Volkswagen Sells Stake in Electrify America to Siemens

• Retirement Savings Tax Breaks Leave Middle Class Households Behind

• Over Half of U.S. Consumers Say Their Standard of Living is Declining

• 57% of Organizations Take Days or Weeks for Infrastructure Access to be Approved

June 28, 2022

• Wellstar Health System and UnitedHealthcare Renew Relationship

• Oasis Wealth Planning Advisors, LLC Combines With Winkler Financial Planning

• Saia LTL Freight Opens Two New Georgia Terminals

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Announces Hire of Client Advisor Lamar Gresham

• Risk3sixty to Disrupt the GRC Market with Free Security Solution

• Georgia Gwinnett College's Economic Impact Approaches $513 Million

• LakePoint Sports and XP League Launch a New Esports Partnership in Georgia

• Grubb Announces Plans for Park at Perimeter Center East

• Bennett Thrasher Elects Jeff Call as Managing Partner

• Green Boom Announces Partnership with Investment Promotion Agency Qatar

• Georgia Home for Sex Trafficking Survivors Awarded Gold Certification

• Completion Grants Pioneered at Georgia State to Expand Statewide

• Six Former “Emerging Artists” Return to Exhibit in “Progression”

• CaringWorks Opens Outpatient Mental and Behavioral Health Services Treatment Facility in College Park

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