News

September 30, 2022

• Savannah Locals Named to Georgia Southern University’s ‘40 Under 40’ Class of 2022

• Step One Automotive Jeep Homeland Celebrates 3rd Year Anniversary with We Jeep Together Fundraiser for SD Gunner Fund

• Savannah Technical College Selects Towne as Fire Science Dept. Head

• Savannah Classical Academy Student Results Exceed District for 2022 Georgia Milestones Assessment System (GMAS) Scores

• Maritime Bethel Savannah to Host Annual "Savannah Maritime Matters 2022" Fundraising Event - Oct. 8

• Live Oak Public Libraries Closure

• 14th Annual GRACE Awards Winners Announced

• Here's How the Waffle House Index Measures a Hurricane's Possible Danger

• Money Magazine: Atlanta Is the Best Place to Live in the U.S.

• Norfolk Southern Creates Transportation and Network Operations Organization

• Ag Carr Warns Georgians of Price Gouging and Scams in Wake of Tropical Storm Ian

• Georgia Students Mingle with Farm Animals to Spark Interest in Agriculture

• UGA Study Offers New Perspective on the 2008 Housing Crash

• Gen Z Wants More Apps to Include Interactive Live Video

• Salaries in Finance & Accounting on the Rise As Executives Adapt to Fluctuating Market Pressures

• Personal Debt in America Had Dropped 25% in Three Years

September 29, 2022

• City of Savannah Declares State of Local Emergency

• Aviation Community Partners Get Together to Organize a Free STEM Event for Children 8-17

• SD Gunner Fund Receives $25,000 Grant from Coastal Electric Cooperative Foundation

• 200 Club of the Coastal Empire Announces Annual Community Heroes Golf Tournament - Oct. 26

• Colony Bank Promotes Laurie Senn to Chief Operations Officer

• MembersFirst Credit Union Opens On-Campus Branch at Woodville Tompkins

• The YMCA Helps More Neighbors Thanks to Gift from Bank of America

• SCCPSS 2023 Teacher of the Year Honored with Flag Raising Ceremony

• Norfolk Southern Commits $400,000 to Combat Food Insecurity

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