News

October 10, 2022

• Eleven Principles for Places Recovering from Disinvestment

• AG Carr Warns of Flood-Damaged Vehicles Being Sold in the Wake of Hurricane Ian

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 208,000 Jobs in September; Annual Pay was Up 7.8%

• More Than 1 in 4 Americans Who Financed an EV Purchase in Q3 Committed to a $1,000+ Monthly Payment

• BoA Survey: Finds 66% of Small Business Owners Expect Revenue Increases Over the Next Year; 52% Plan to Expand Their Businesses

• Accelecom is Expanding its Broadband Fiber Reach to Better Serve Businesses Across the Southeastern Region

October 07, 2022

• APS Announces $5 Million Contribution to Support City’s Early Learning Initiative

• College Football Hall of Fame Adds 6 New Board Members

• Jewish Community Center of Atlanta Delivers Record-Breaking Fundraising Numbers

• Cristo Rey Atlanta Announces New Director of Corporate Work Study

• Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Announces Southeast Woodlands Stickball Summit

• Peachtree Welcomes New Vice President of People and Culture

• Women-owned IT ALL Media Named a Finalist for 2022 Atlanta Startup Awards

• City of Peachtree Corners Partners with Love to Ride

• OneDigital Joins Forces with HealthWorks

• The Fox Theatre Offers Impressive October Events Lineup

• Purchasing Power Names Stephanie Doherty Chief People Officer

• Legendary University of Georgia Coach Vince Dooley Dies at 90

• Georgia High-school Graduation Rate Rises in 2022

• Electric Vehicles are Front and Center as Southern Automotive Conference Begins

• Beloved Gas Station Chain Wawa Coming to Georgia

• Georgia DOT Awards $105 Million in Construction Contracts in August

• Georgia is Ranked the 6th Most Affordable State in the US

• TCSG Receives $15M Grant to Recover and Expand Georgia's Skilled Workforce Post-Pandemic

• 2022’s Best Cities for Mental Wellness

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