News

June 22, 2022

• 70% of Fuel Retailers Plan to Expand Their Network of Service Stations

• USDA ReConnect Loan & Grant Program Announced

June 21, 2022

• Atlanta Habitat for Humanity Names Alan Ferguson CEO

• Georgia State’s Redesigned Master of Global Hospitality Management Emphasizes AI, Fintech, and Entrepreneurship

• Honeywell Provides Visibility and Control to Help Realize Carbon Neutral Buildings

• Comcast Business Executive Jeff Buzzelli Named 2022 Greater Atlanta Heart Walk Chair

• French Broad Chocolate Heads to Atlanta to Open First Location Outside of Asheville

• Women's Business Enterprise National Council Announces America's Top Corporations for Women's Business Enterprises

• Heritage Southeast Bancorporation, Inc. and VyStar Credit Union Agree to Terminate Purchase Agreement

• What’s Holding Back Atlanta’s Food Trucks

• Mercer University, Piedmont Healthcare Partner to Offer Interprofessional Health Equity Summit

• Metro Atlanta Business Owner Gifts Single-mother Entrepreneur with $1,000

• New Townhomes Coming to City of Marietta

• Two Georgia Gwinnett College Students Win Women in Technology Scholarships

• RAM Partners-Managed Properties Soar to No. 1 in State-by-State Online Reputation Assessment

• Georgia, Other States Offer Tax Breaks, Funds for Chance to Host World Cup

• Georgia DOT Receives Over $8 Million US DOT Grant for Accessible Transportation Project

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Slight Decline

• New Georgia DOE Report Examines Roots of Teacher Burnout

• Second, Stronger Earthquake Recorded in Two Days in Georgia

• States With the Highest Concentration of Workers Who Sit vs. Stand

• UGA, Rural Communities Work on Safe Walking Routes

• States Whose Unemployment Rates Are Bouncing Back the Quickest

• U.S. Consumers Are Packing Their Bags for Travel in 2022

• Rocky Markets Cause $167 Billion Drop in Public Pension Funded Status During Q1

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