February 2020 News

February 28, 2020

• The Savannah St. Patrick’s Parade Committee to Host a Special Breakfast at Union Mission

• The 44th Annual Savannah Scottish Games Returns to Historic Grounds of Bethesda Academy on May 2nd

• Richmond Hill Bryan County Chamber to Host Sheriff Candidate Meet & Greet and Forum March 23rd

• Girl Scouts Connect St. Patrick’s Day Float Assembly to Leadership Program

• Digicon The Series, First Session Begins March 24th, 2020

• Thousands of Students March in Georgia Day Parade

• Harris Lowry Manton LLP Trial Lawyers Honored as 2020 Georgia Super Lawyers, Georgia Top 100 and Rising Stars

• State Challenges in Tackling COVID-19 include Testing, Funding

• Georgia CORE and Mercer University Release Cancer-Fighting Report

• Georgia DOT, UGA and The Ray Test Alternatives to Traditional Land Management Strategies on I-85

• Georgia Gas Companies Donate to Hopeworks

• Some Parts of Georgia Have Received More Than 7 Inches of Rainfall Recently, UGA Expert Says

• Secretary of State Launches Partnership with Nonpartisan Center for Election Innovation and Research

• AG Carr: Georgia Joins Bipartisan, Multi-state Investigation of JUUL

• Cox Automotive Forecast: Steady Pace for U.S. Auto Sales Continues in February

• IBM Survey: Only 38% of State and Local Government Employees Trained on Ransomware Prevention

February 27, 2020

• SVF Announces Appointment of New Board Member

• Parker’s Donates $5,000 to Support Disabled American Veterans

• Fairgrounds Site Holds Promise, Raises Questions

• Kristen Crawley Named Marketing Manager for Clark Creative Communications

• Sol C. Johnson High School to Host MEGAGENESIS XIV - College and Career Fair

• The Eichholz Law Firm Scholarship Opportunity

• Asbury Memorial Theatre Returns from Hiatus with 'Man of La Mancha'

• Georgia Bank Earnings Grew by 18.6% in 2019

• Dress Rehearsal Shows Georgia Ready for Presidential Preference Primary