News

January 10, 2023

• Kennesaw State Names New Vice President for Government Relations

• MARTA: Offering Sign On Bonuses of $3000 to $5,000 for Police Applicants

• Georgia's Gas Tax Suspension Ends Today

• What to Know About Georgia's New House Speaker

• Savannah Named to 2023’s Best Cities for Bagel Lovers

• Georgia Council for Recovery Expects More Legislation Concerning Sober Living Housing

• AG Carr: Georgia Joins National Opioid Settlements with CVS, Walgreens, Teva and Allergan

• Joint Study Committee on the Electrification of Transportation Adopts Final Committee Report

• Southern Company Selects Second HBCU Scholarship Recipient

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined in December

• Farmer Sentiment Rebounds at Year End on Stronger 2022 Income

• Easing Mortgage Rates and Home Prices Provide Slight Boost to Homebuyer Sentiment

• Burnout Hitting Consumer Confidence, Finds Survey

January 09, 2023

• Tyler Perry Studios Could Soon Include Brand New Entertainment District

• Council for Quality Growth Begins Search for Director of Membership and Programs

• Metric Mate, an Atlanta-Based Data Analytics Company, to Appear on ABC's Shark Tank

• Emory University School of Law Announces Initiative to Diversify Practice in Environmental Law

• Fulton County Invests in Youth through My Brother’s Keeper National Alliance

• Because One Matters and the Gwinnett Chamber to Host Ribbon Cutting

• Lincoln Property Company Southeast Signs Another New Lease at Prominent Peachtree Corners Office Building

• Georgia Tech Receives $65 Million Grant from Semiconductor Research Corporation for JUMP 2.0 Centers

• Tin Lizzys Rewards Top Operators

• Full Course Expands Educational Programs

• A Soldier’s Play to play the Fox Theatre, March 28-April 2

• US Census Bureau Reclassifies More Than 100 Cities in Georgia

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