News

March 02, 2022

• Gray Names Lorri Mcclain to its Board of Directors

• SouthState Closes Merger With Atlantic Capital Bank

• Woodstock, GA Signs Letter of Intent with Morris & Fellows for City Center Development

• Annual Spring Bulb Festival Pops up for 11th Year

• Kennesaw State CARES Program in Spotlight at National Conference

• Metro Atlanta Businesses Boycott Russian Goods in Wake of Country's War on Ukraine

• Carmen Chubb Joins Columbia Residential as President

• Piedmont Ranked as One of ‘America’s Best Large Employers’ by Forbes

• H. J. Russell & Company Promotes Yasmine S. Murray, Esq. to Chief Operating Officer

• Fulton County Board of Commissioners Approves Major Updates to its Sustainability Plan

• Rainbow Village Earns Top Honors as Best of Gwinnett

• GPS Hospitality Announces the Promotion of Roger Wood to Region Vice President

• ULI Atlanta Announces 2022 Frank Carter Community Achievement Award Recipient

• Center Parc Credit Union Announces $1000 Youth Scholarships Available

• Swift Currie Adds Six Attorneys in Atlanta and Birmingham

• Speaker David Ralston & Chairman Shaw Blackmon Announce Historic Income Tax Cut

• Zaxby's Launches New Signature Club Sandwich

• Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Celebrates 70 Years

• Georgia Bar Pours out all Russian Vodka Following Invasion of Ukraine

• Georgia Smart Communities Challenge Announced

• Poll: Residents Impacted by its Location Support Rivian Facility

• GaDOE Provides Proactive Teacher Recruitment Assistance for Rural Georgia

• 83 Percent of Americans Worried About K-12 Public School Staff Shortages

• Millennial Home Buyers in a Changing Real Estate Market

• Expedia Study Warns the "Workcation" Isn't a Cure for Vacation Deprivation

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