News

August 30, 2022

• Georgia United Credit Union Adds to Leadership Team

• Susan G. Komen MORE THAN PINK Walk Raises Money for Health Equity Among Those Most Impacted by Breast Cancer

• Georgia Gwinnett College Sees New Student Enrollment Up 14%

• Former Georgia First Lady Sandra Deal Remembered During Celebration of Life Service

• Georgia Leads Nation in Large Warehouse Leases for 1H 2022

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Drop in July Unemployment Rates

• Jennifer Mann Named President of the North America Operating Unit of Coca-Cola

• Gov. Kemp Awards Over $62M to Address Homelessness and Housing Insecurity

• How We Work Has Changed, And Changed Us

• New Report Shows Georgia Parents More Engaged Than Ever in Education, and “Never Going Back”

• 2022’s Best Cities for Self-Sustaining Homes

• High Gas Prices, Record-Breaking Transaction Prices Increased Q2 Interest in Cars, Electrified Vehicles

• The $400 Emergency Expense is Dead: New Data Shows the Reality is $1,400

August 29, 2022

• Equifax Completes Acquisition of Midigator

• The Water Tower Launches Water Workforce for Resilient Communities Program

• Georgia State Reopens Hurt Park After Two-Year Renovation Georgia State Reopens Hurt Park After Two-Year Renovation

• CP Group Rolls Out ‘worCPlaces’ Flexible Office Spaces Within Atlanta Portfolio

• Duluth’s Moneypenny Accredited as Great Place to Work

• National Science Foundation Funds New Center for Urban Transformations at Georgia State University

• Jarrett and Keith Brooking Announced as Honorary Captains for the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game

• Lincoln Property Company Southeast Closes on Land for Spec Distribution Center in Emerson, Georgia

• Stord Expands Capabilities to Enable Port-to-Porch Logistics for Brands Through a Single Partner

• MARTA Earns AA Credit Rating

• Meta’s Supervision Tools and Resources for Parents as the Back to School Season Begins

• Georgia Saw 7.7% Growth in Total Housing Units Over Past Decade

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