April 2023 News

April 28, 2023

• Grady to Open Two New Outpatient Centers in Central and South Fulton County

• Trulieve Announces Georgia's First Medical Cannabis Dispensary in Macon

• Cynthia Robinson Alexander Named Interim President at Savannah State University

• The Coca-Cola Company Elects Three Officers and Declares Regular Quarterly Dividend

• One of the Largest Ports in the Country Sits in Georgia

• Free RaceTrac Coffee For Educators During Teacher Appreciation Week

• Southeastern Grocers Announces Donation of $225,000 for Children’s Hospitals Ahead of National Cancer Research Month

• Charlie Harper: Good Health Is About The Diet And Exercise Long Game

• New OpenTable Data Shows Late Night Dinner on the Rise; Wednesdays and Thursdays Emerge as Trending Dining Days

• Profit Margins on Typical Home Sales Nationwide Drop to Two-Year Low

April 27, 2023

• Two Georgia Bills Signed Into Law Bring Economic Benefits

• Norfolk Southern Earnings Take Hit from Ohio Derailment

• Gov. Kemp Signs Public Safety and Anti-Gang Legislation

• Kia Georgia Donates $100,000 to Technical College System of Georgia Foundation

• Shaw Industries Releases Its 15th Annual Corporate Sustainability Report

• What to Know: Georgia $250-$500 Surplus Tax Refund Payments

• Mercer School of Medicine & CHOA Introduce Inaugural Class of The Rural Pediatric Scholarship Program

• InsiderAdvantage: ‘Quality Rated’ Has Profoundly Improved Georgia’s Early Education and Care

• 2023’s Best Cities to Eat Local Food

• Survey: Economic Conditions & Widespread Layoffs are Changing our Spending and Saving Habits

• More Buyers are Purchasing Mortgage Points as a Way to Ease Monthly Costs

April 26, 2023

• Trust For Public Land Announces New Georgia Advisory Board Members

• Coca-Cola Bottling Company UNITED Appoints New Chairman

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Support Georgia Veterans

• Georgia #41 in States Most likely to Use Artificial Intelligence