News

January 23, 2025

• Georgia Tech Savannah Announces 2025 Supply Chain and Logistics Courses

• Forsyth Farmers’ Market Partners with Farm Hospitality Group to Present Inaugural Chefs + Farmers Event on Thursday, March 6

• Georgia Snowstorm Over, Roads Still Dangerous

• Georgia Bio Becomes Georgia Life Sciences

• Georgia Hospitals Advocate for Healthcare Liability Reform

• Bird Flu Outbreak in Georgia Threatens US Chicken Exports, Trade Group Says

• Georgia's Top Emergency Official Tapped for Role in Trump Administration

• GeorgiaGasSavings Estimates Winter Storm, Enzo’s Impact on Georgia Gas Bills

• JAMES Magazine Online: Homeowners, Local Officials Working through 2024’s ‘Save Our Homes Act’

• December 'Functional Unemployment' Improves, But Low-Income Workers Lose Ground in Q4

• Single-family Rents Reach Record High, 20% Above Apartments

• New Study Finds 73% of Hoteliers Believe AI Will Transform Hospitality

January 22, 2025

• The Savannah Jaycees Announce 2025 Board of Directors

• SING to Perform First Concert - Jan. 26

• Georgia Lawmakers to Debate Pros and Cons of Data Centers

• After Selling Family Business, Georgia Mother & Son Launched Film Studio

• Kaiser Permanente Names Corwin Harper President of Georgia Region

• SBA Grants More Than $26M to Create 13 New Women’s Business Centers- Including 2 in Georgia

• Tonya Rapley Joins Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs as Director of Strategic Partnerships

• Sen. Ossoff Announces Expanded VA Health Benefits for Georgia Veterans through Bipartisan PACT Act

• Dividend Payments Increase of $11.7B in Q4 2024 As Dividend Growth Slows

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Contracted 1.1% in December

• Deloitte: Path to Sustainable Generative AI Value Balances Passion, Pragmatism & Patience

• Survey Finds Phishing Attacks Top Smartphone Security Concern for Consumers

January 21, 2025

• Savannah’s Hungry for History Student Showcase Applications Open

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