Tariffs on, tariffs off: How the back and forth could be impacting your wallet
This month, stores like Macy’s, Target, and Walmart are warning that some prices are going up.
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Just graduated from college? Here’s some advice about looking for a new job and what to expect
With college graduations coming to an end, graduates are now turning their efforts to finding a job.
Thousands of young Atlantans getting ready to spend summer break making a difference
The City of Atlanta’s fourth-annual Youth Employment Program kicked off on Tuesday.
Emory study shows parents’ concerns about their child’s safety, mental health, and more
Researchers at Emory University are digging into what really keeps Georgia parents up at night.
Is it possible to be recession-proof? Consumer advisors have these recommendations
With concerns about the economy right now, you’re probably hearing a lot about the chances of moving into a recession, but what does that mean for families?
With concerns over economy, state’s new Labor Commissioner says the jobs picture is great in GA
The Georgia unemployment rate is currently 3.6%. That’s better than the national average of 4.2%.
Decatur Square is about to get a multimillion-dollar makeover
The plans include more green spaces, play areas, and a new stage.
Federal Reserve advisor: Signs economy may be slowing
A Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta policy advisor who tracks the economy’s growth said new data shows the U.S. in the negative this quarter.
New Labor Commissioner makes history as she promises to always put Georgia first
Bárbara Rivera Holmes becomes the first Latina to hold statewide constitutional office in Georgia.
Aid groups in metro Atlanta area say federal funding cuts are impacting ability to work
Local aid groups say that because of federal funding cuts, they’re having to lay off staff and are now struggling in their work to help legal refugees in the metro Atlanta area.
