News

September 09, 2022

• Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Soliciting Bids from Construction Firms for Southside Trail

• Wellspring Living Announces Annual Gala

• ADAC and AmericasMart Team Up with Atlanta Magazine for Inaugural Design Awards

• Atlanta-based Arbitration & Mediation Firm Expands Diverse Panel

• PNC Bank Names Cristel Williams Director of Client and Community Relations of Georgia

• EnviroSpark Announced the Completion of Series A Funding

• Lenbrook Names Three New Members to Board of Directors

• Gwinnett Chamber Supports the 2023 SPLOST Renewal

• Mayor Dickens Partners with Georgia Aquarium to Provide Free Admission to Public Safety Personnel and their Families

• Bridge Lands Top Accounting Firm at Lenox Park as Flight to Quality Trend Accelerates

• Georgia State Receives $1 Million National Science Foundation Grant

• My First Steps of Freedom -- September Lunch and Learn

• Roswell Charity Receives KFC Grant

• Georgia-based Troy Acoustics Expanding, Investing $40M in Thomas County

• State Evaluating Opportunities for Minority, Female and Veteran Owned Companies

• Chick-fil-A Spices Up Fall with New Autumn Spice Milkshake and Return of Grilled Spicy Deluxe Sandwich

• August State Tax Revenues Up 8.5%

• Nine Public Charter Schools to Receive Aid to Open or Expand

• How Should Municipalities Approach Archiving Social Media Content?

• Rivian Teams with Mercedes-Benz on Electric Vans

• Employee Burnout High But Declining, According to New Eagle Hill Consulting Research

• High Home Prices, Mortgage Rates Weighing on Housing Sentiment

• States Where Unemployment Claims Are Decreasing the Most – WalletHub Study

September 08, 2022

• Friends of Japan in Georgia Construct Traditional Japanese Bell Tower 
for President Carter’s “Peace Bell”

• James M. Cox Foundation Extends Commitment to Grow Local Food

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