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Alpharetta's Driskell finds market growth
Power Realty's Kirk Driskell took a real estate course after he got out of high school because his dad told him everybody needs to take the course. But he never took the state exam for his license. So a few years later when his interest began to develop he had to take the course again to be sure he'd pass the exam. Since then he's made his living buying and selling property....More |
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Emergency room wait short in Johns Creek
Even though the number of patients at Emory Johns Creek Hospital continues to grow, the average time a patient spends in the Emergency Room waiting room is just a little more than 11 minutes, well below the national average of one hour announced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention....More |
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Health & Business: Children's Healthcare
of Atlanta
Area(s) of health care served: Chief areas of service: Operating three hospitals with more than half a million patient visits annually, Children's is recognized for excellence in cancer, cardiac, emergency, neonatal, orthopaedic, pulmonology and transplant services, as well as many other pediatric specialties....More |
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Wharton heads Georgia's innovations program
Sterling G. Wharton has been named program director for Georgia's Centers of Innovation program, which pairs high growth, technology-oriented businesses and entrepreneurs with applied research, technology connections and technology commercialization expertise to foster economic growth....More |
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Georgia renters fail to protect belongings
As the number of Americans renting homes dramatically increases with the current housing foreclosure crisis, a new survey released last month by Allstate finds most Georgia renters are inadequately prepared to protect homes and belongings....More |
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