Nearly three in four Georgians (71 percent) are planning a summer vacation this year, down from 75 percent last year and also down from last year’s national average of 85 percent.
Former Atlanta Mayor Sam Massell earlier this month urged Buckhead residents “to make our new rental residents feel at home, and we will benefit from their contributions in many ways.”
Dunwoody officials want residents to provide feedback and input they say will help guide the future of the city’s parks and recreation facilities and services.
Total loans at credit unions in Georgia grew 12 percent 2015, topping the 11.1 percent growth in 2014, according to Georgia Credit Union Affiliates (GCUA).