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• Travel Insurance Essential for 2025: Bigger Trips, Rising Costs, and Evolving Travel Trends

  News, January 10, 2025

• Deloitte: EV Inertia Returns as Hybrid Popularity Grows

  News, January 10, 2025

• Leopold's Ice Cream Announces Plans to Open New Location in the Savannah Area

  News, January 09, 2025

• Savannah Speech and Hearing Center Names Bridget W. Gardner, Annie F. Oliver Volunteer of the Year

  News, January 09, 2025

• Savannah Technical College Names Michel as its 2025 Adult Education Student of the Year

  News, January 09, 2025

• Georgia Southern Institute for Health Logistics and Analytics Creates New Traveling Exhibit

  News, January 09, 2025

• Starlandia Art Supply Cuts The Ribbon On New Space

  News, January 09, 2025

• Free Community Concert to be Held at Christ Church Episcopal Jan. 10

  News, January 09, 2025

• Bryan County Chambe Cuts Ribbon on KS Taekwondo

  News, January 09, 2025

• UPS Completes Acquisitions of Logistics Providers Frigo-Trans & BPL

  News, January 09, 2025

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard’s Annual Holiday Community Initiative

  Features, January 09, 2025

  Sterling Seacrest Pritchard recently contributed to multiple non-profit organizations during their annual holiday drive. Each year, the company selects non-profits throughout each of their six markets and encourages employees to contribute specific items each organization has requested.

• Southern Company Gas Announces Election of Two New Board Members

  News, January 09, 2025

• Sen. Ossoff Launches Inquiry to Protect Georgia Businesses from Organized Crime

  News, January 09, 2025

• Georgia Named No. 1 for Best Business Climate by Site Selectors

  Features, January 09, 2025

  In case you missed it, a survey of site selection experts recently published by Site Selection Magazine named Georgia the No. 1 state for Best Business Climate.

• AG Chris Carr: Confront Illegal Immigration Before it’s Too Late

  News, January 09, 2025

• New Report Finds Growing Interest in Tech for Aging Well At Home

  News, January 09, 2025

• Resolution to Re-enroll: More Than 50% of Those Under 35 Plan to Return to School This Year

  News, January 09, 2025

• Holiday Slowdown Arrives in December with Some Silver Linings For Buyers

  News, January 09, 2025

• Truckloads of New Coats Delivered to UWCE as Part of the Fifth Annual Canady’s Coats for Kids Campaign

  News, January 08, 2025

• Colony Bank Strengthens Leadership Team with Executive Promotions and Organizational Enhancements

  News, January 08, 2025

• Beaufort County Black Chamber of Commerce Awarded $1.25 Million Grant from Coast Community Foundation

  News, January 08, 2025

• TEDxSavannah Invites Local Thought Leaders to Submit 2025 Speaker Applications Before Friday, Jan. 10 Deadline

  News, January 08, 2025

• Blue Edge Events For New Connections in the New Year

  Features, January 08, 2025

  Blue Edge Business Solutions, a Savannah-based digital marketing firm, is kicking off the new year with two events designed to bring the area’s professionals together and set the stage for success in 2025.

• Amelia Stevens of Oliver Maner Selected for Leadership Savannah Class of 2025

  News, January 08, 2025

• Khaki Consulting Announces Free Goal Mastery Workshop Series from Jan 9th to 11th

  News, January 08, 2025

• Business On The Move at Driftwood Chiropractic

  News, January 08, 2025

• Savannah African Art Museum Extends Deadline for "And the Children Speak" Virtual Art Exhibit

  News, January 08, 2025

• Second Round of Funding Underway for Hurricane Helene Community Crisis Fund

  News, January 08, 2025

• SBA Growth Accelerator Fund Competition to Accelerate Innovation-Driven Ecosystem Building with Up to $9 Million in Awards

  News, January 08, 2025

• Amazon Web Services to Establish $5B Data Center Campuses in Douglas County

  News, January 08, 2025

• Georgia Power Provides Tips for Cold Temperatures, Winter Weather this Week

  News, January 08, 2025

• AGCO Brands Win Five 2025 AE50 Awards

  News, January 08, 2025

• Laken Riley Act Passes US House | Family Says Bill in Her Name 'Has Our Full Support'

  News, January 08, 2025

• Rachel Mosely Named Georgia Farm Bureau Chief Financial Officer

  News, January 08, 2025

• GCCMA Refreshed Brand and Website Underscore Commitment to Excellence in Local Government Leadership

  News, January 08, 2025

• November Unemployment Claims Down in All of Georgia’s Regional Commissions

  News, January 08, 2025

• 2025 State of Auto Insurance: Rate Increases Are Slowing Down in 2025

  News, January 08, 2025

• IBM Study: AI Spending Expected to Surge 52% Beyond IT Budgets as Retail Brands Embrace Enterprise-Wide Innovation

  News, January 08, 2025

• Housing Sentiment Finishes 2024 Higher Despite December Dip

  News, January 08, 2025

• U.S. Data Concerns Soar as AI Surges - 37% of IT Leaders Identify Data Quality as Major Barrier to AI Success

  News, January 08, 2025

• Crown Carbon Reduction Technologies Joins Colonial Group: A Strategic Merger to Enhance Customer Solutions

  News, January 07, 2025

• The Savannah Book Festival Announces Authors for its 2025 Headliner Addresses

  News, January 07, 2025

• SBAC Launches 8-Week Construction Industry Workshop Series

  News, January 07, 2025

• New VIRTUAL Rotary Club Forming, Jill Cardenas Named Chairperson

  News, January 07, 2025

• CAT Extends Student Zero-fare Pilot Program

  News, January 07, 2025

• Historic Savannah Foundation Launches HSF’s Endangered Places, Now Accepting Nominations for Threatened Historic Sites in Savannah, Ga.

  Features, January 07, 2025

  Historic Savannah Foundation – the leading nonprofit cultural institution dedicated to saving the buildings, places and stories that define Savannah’s past, present and future – is pleased to announce its newest local advocacy initiative, Historic Savannah Foundation’s Endangered Places.

• Savannah Council on World Affairs - Lecture Series

  News, January 07, 2025

• Meredith Stone Elected Vice-Chair of Chatham County Zoning Board of Appeals

  News, January 07, 2025

• Tharros Place Announces Local Events for Human Trafficking Awareness Month

  News, January 07, 2025

• Georgia Budget Leaders Eye Spending as Uncertainty Clouds Future

  News, January 07, 2025

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Climbs at a Snail's Pace

  News, January 07, 2025

• Valdosta-Lowndes County Development Authority Announces Executive Search

  News, January 07, 2025

• Paula Wallace Honored with the Presidential Citizens Medal

  News, January 07, 2025

• Sen. Ossoff Announces Start of $2,000/Year Cap on Prescription Drug Spending for Georgia Seniors

  News, January 07, 2025

• Southeastern Grocers Highlights Year of Impactful Contributions and Industry Achievements

  News, January 07, 2025

• US Consumer Confidence Pulled Back in December

  News, January 07, 2025

• New Research on Peak Season Holiday Shopping Behavior Reveals How Product Content Influences Purchases

  News, January 07, 2025

• S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller Index Records 3.6% Annual Gain in October 2024

  News, January 07, 2025

• Kicklighter Resource Center Awarded $50,000 Grant From Savannah Philanthropic Partners

  News, January 06, 2025

• Savannah Tops 209K Jobs, An All-Time High

  News, January 06, 2025

• Sea Love Expands to Savannah: Bringing Handcrafted Memories to the Lowcountry

  News, January 06, 2025

• Savannah Tree Foundation Launches National Search for New Executive Director

  News, January 06, 2025

• "Elemental Alchemy: The Visionary Artwork of Gloria Owens" Exhibits This January at The SOBA Gallery

  News, January 06, 2025

• Live Oak Public Libraries and Hospice Savannah Partner to Present Community Aging in Place Series

  News, January 06, 2025

• Hartsfield-Jackson Poised to Celebrate Centennial in 2025

  News, January 06, 2025

• Kia America Post All-Time Best Annual Sales for the Second Consecutive Year

  News, January 06, 2025

• Georgia Power Encourages Customers to be Vigilant of Scams in 2025

  Features, January 06, 2025

  Scams of various types often increase around the holidays and during the first of the year as post-holiday bills begin to arrive and as tax season approaches. Georgia Power, the state’s largest electric utility, encourages customers to beware of scams in 2025, especially those threatening power disconnection.

• Sonny Smart, Father of UGA Head Coach Kirby Smart, Dies After Complications From Hip Surgery

  News, January 06, 2025

• Zillow Reveals 2024's Most Popular - and Most Unusual - Home Searches

  News, January 06, 2025

• New Study Reveals Widening Gap Between Cyber Attack Causes and Public Perception

  News, January 06, 2025

• Optimism on the Rise Among Auto Dealers Following Decisive Election Results, Says Cox Automotive Q4 2024 Dealer Sentiment Index

  News, January 06, 2025

• Liberty Co. Officials Team Up with BOE to Spread Holiday Cheer

  News, December 20, 2024

• SCCPSS School Board Votes Unanimously to Approve ESPLOST Funds

  News, December 20, 2024

• 2025 Southeast Georgia Leadership Forum Opens Scholarship Application Process

  News, December 20, 2024

• Quantum Commercial Opens Office in Savannah, Georgia

  News, December 20, 2024

• Savannah Safe Shelter Receives Donation to Aid Families Affected by Domestic Violence

  News, December 20, 2024

• December 31: Ziggi's Coffee to Open in Savannah, GA

  News, December 20, 2024

• SING Celebrates Astounding Launch with 50 Young Voices

  News, December 20, 2024

• Davenport House Museum to Partner with Gullah-Geechee Master Storyteller Patt Gunn to Offer Insight Into “Holiday Traditions and Experiences of the Enslaved Community”

  News, December 20, 2024

• Candice Ashley Selected for Leadership Savannah Class of 2025

  News, December 20, 2024

• Meet the Young Georgia Entrepreneurs on Forbes 30 Under 30 Lists

  News, December 20, 2024

• Archer Aviation Completes Georgia Air Taxi Factory

  News, December 20, 2024

• Georgia Chamber Foundation Receives $350,000 JPMorganChase Grant to Create Solutions to Clean Tech Sector Workforce Talent Needs

  News, December 20, 2024

• Atlanta United 2025 Schedule: Early Kick-Offs Make for Family-Friendly Excitement

  News, December 20, 2024

• Under the Holiday Lights: 8 Expert Tips for Managing Stress and Family Dynamics This Festive Season

  News, December 20, 2024

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Increased in November

  News, December 20, 2024

• Staffing Employment Declines Slightly in Third Quarter

  News, December 20, 2024

• Teamsters Launch Largest Strike Against Amazon in American History

  News, December 20, 2024

• Holiday Travel 2024: Top Destinations and Essential Travel Tips

  News, December 20, 2024

• Great Oaks Bank Announces Senior Leadership Changes: Brad Brookshire Elected CEO; Jon Seagraves Named President

  News, December 19, 2024

• Chatham County Hospital Authority Trust Announces Grant Awards

  Features, December 19, 2024

  The Chatham County Hospital Authority (CCHA) Trust is proud to announce a total of $1 million in grant awards to four nonprofit organizations to provide health care services to the indigent population in Chatham County, Georgia, through a competitive grant-making process.

• Approximately 2,100 Degrees Conferred During Georgia Southern Commencement

  News, December 19, 2024

• Comcast Unveils New Xfinity Retail Store in Pooler

  News, December 19, 2024

• Christmas Festival at Trustees’ Garden to Again Benefit CURE Childhood Cancer

  News, December 19, 2024

• MGreen Productions to Provide Holiday Meals to Over 300 Families across Chatham County

  News, December 19, 2024

• The 24th Annual Low Country Home & Garden Show Announced for January

  News, December 19, 2024

• Savannah Native Antwan Lang & Atlantic South Group Partner with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta to Expand Mentorship Opportunities

  News, December 19, 2024

• Bradwell Institute Theatre Students Put on Play to Raise Money for Program

  News, December 19, 2024

• Georgia Oysters on Track to be the New Taste of Savannah

  News, December 19, 2024

• Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance Filing Deadline Extended for Georgia Counties

  News, December 19, 2024

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