News

March 15, 2022

• Rideshare, Transportation Companies Look for Ways to Offset Increasing Gas Prices

• Study: States Where Your Dollar Goes the Furthest

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average at an All Time High

• MLB Announces Revised Spring Training Schedule; Games to Start March 17th

• USDA Food and Nutrition Service’s Southeast Region Recognizes National CACFP Week

• Georgia Humanities Grant Deadline Approaching

• 80% of Georgia Voters Support an Insurance Plan for Paid Leave. This Bill Would Make it Happen

• The Peanut Institute: Health Benefits of Peanuts and Peanut Butter Circle the Globe

• 93% of IT Industry to Adopt Cloud Tech Within 5 Years, Survey Finds

• Squeezed by Inflation Small Business Owners Expect to Raise Prices Supply Chain Disruptions to Ease

March 14, 2022

• Entrepreneur Summit Brings Emory Students Together with Successful Entrepreneurs & Corporate Leaders

• Former Mayor Sam Massell Passes Away

• LCG Promotes 5 Individuals

• Cushman & Wakefield Arranges $105M Sale of Multifamily Community in Atlanta

• Gas South Named One of Atlanta's "2022 Top Workplaces"

• Gwinnett Chamber Announces Honorees of the 74th Annual Dinner Awards

• DeKalb Commissioner Mereda Davis Johnson to Receive “Outstanding Government Leader Award”

• Carla Maton Named new Executive Director for American Red Cross of Northwest Georgia

• Mike Martin, Hotel Effectiveness Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Named 2022 Georgia Titan 100

• Explore the Lasting Impact of Design AT Design ADAC 2022

• First Carolina Bank Names Steven Deaton Chief Credit Officer in Atlanta

• Carr Announces Indictment in Business Email Compromise Scam in Fulton County

• Gas Tax Suspension Unanimously Approved by Full Georgia House

• Rivian Cuts Electric Vehicle Production Forecast, Reports Huge Loss

• New Bill Could Require Georgia Businesses to Accept Cash, Give Change

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