News

July 20, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Creates Small Business and Supplier Diversity Manager Position at the Department of Administrative Services

• Meet the Maker: The Third-generation Pecan Producer in Georgia

• House Bill for STEM Jobs, Funding Would Benefit Georgia

• Georgia Peanut Commission Hosting a Photo Contest

• Majority of Americans Believe a Recession is Coming

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 2.7% in June

• Buyers Gaining Time and Options as Competition Eases

• Cox Automotive Forecast: May Auto Sales Expected to Fall to Slowest Pace in 2022

July 19, 2022

• Build-Your-Own Charcuterie Board at New Italian Market at Halcyon

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Recognized as One of Atlanta's 10 Largest Property and Casualty Insurance Brokers and Agents

• Alliance Residential Company Acquires 50 Acres to Build Prose Cartersville in North Atlanta Suburb

• Tommy Nobis Center Welcomes New Board Member

• CBRE Capital Markets Arranges $60 Million in Refinancing for Two Multifamily Properties in Atlanta MSA

• GID and Hanover Company Announce Development Partnership in Atlanta's Eastside

• Secureworks Appoints Michael Aiello As Chief Technology Officer

• Marsy's Law for Georgia Adds Three Advisory Board Members

• Cox Automotive Retail Solutions President Lori Wittman Announces Leadership Team

• MARTA Announces the Expansion of StationSoccer to Kensington Station

• Phoenix Parking Allows Customers to Give Real-Time Feedback

• Georgia State University Awarded Prestigious $500,000 Grant to Advance Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in STEM Fields

• Troutman Pepper Grows National Real Estate Practice with Addition of Partner Anna Altizer Dix

• PrideStaff Launches New Professional Recruiting Division in Atlanta

• Wyndham Hotels & Resorts Debuts 'BOLD by Wyndham' Expanding Support of Black Entrepreneurs

• Georgia Gas Price Average Drift Lower

• Rooftop Solar: Good for the Economy, Good for the Grid and Good for Georgians

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