News

January 14, 2021

• Technology Association of Georgia Announces New 2021 Board Leadership

• Correct Craft to Open Supreme Boats Manufacturing Facility in Valdosta, Create 90 Jobs

• GMSDC Selects New Executive Director for the Georgia Education Foundation

• Aflac Expands Product Offerings with New Dental and Vision Insurance

• FVSU Partners with Global HBCU Headquarters for Innovation

• Kia Telluride Named The Car Connection's Best Family Car To Buy 2021

• State DOE Sets Legislative Priorities in their Quest to Reimagine K-12 Education

• LendingTree Survey Finds More Than 80% of Americans Plan Post-Vaccination Splurge

• Tech Hiring Stands Out in December Jobs Report

January 13, 2021

• Buy Local Savannah Announces 2021 Board Members

• Citi Trends Announces 2020 Holiday Sales Results and Updates Long-term Strategic Plan

• Attorneys Hannah L. Krasny and Charles E. Hicks Join HunterMaclean

• City of Savannah to Participate in National Memorial for COVID-19 Victims

• Enmarket in Pooler Opens as Chain’s Fourth New Store Creating 20 New Jobs

• Chatham County Youth Commission Engages in Peacebuilding
Youth Empowerment Dialogue Invites Local Students to Share Their Voice

• WIFI on Wheels and Meal Delivery During Virtual Learning

• Richmond Hill-Bryan County Chamber of Commerce Announces Ribbon Cutting Ceremony – Valhalla Salon

• Master's Tournament to Allow Fan Attendance in 2021

• Chick-fil-A Takes Top Fast Food Spot in MBLM's Brand Intimacy COVID Study

• State Hits Daily Record on Virus Deaths; Kemp Voices Frustration on Vaccines

• Chair, Deputy Chair of Atlanta Fed's Board of Directors Designated

• Georgia State Senate Announces New Committee Chairs

• UGA Offers Additional Webinars to Help Small Businesses Apply for Federal Funding

• Path2College 529 Plan Celebrates Season of Giving with $1,529 Donation to the Ronald McDonald House

• Pension Spending Supports $1.3 Trillion In Output, 6.9 Million Jobs, $192 Billion in Tax Revenue Across the U.S. Economy

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