November 2020 News

November 30, 2020

• Savannah’s Unemployment Rate Drastically Drops in October

• ExperCARE Opens Third Location: New Downtown Clinic to Serve Residents, Businesses and Visitors

• Savannah Technical College to Host Leadership Training Event in April 2021

• 40 Volume Salon & Spa Announces Grand Opening of New Location

• American Traditions Vocal Competition Announces 2021 Quarterfinalists

• 'Green Elephant Benefit Night' Community Fundraiser to Aid Greenbriar

• Senator Loeffler Praises Savannah Air National Guard Base as Home to New Aircraft Fleet

• 14 Oliver Maner Practice Areas Included in U.S. News and Best Lawyers 2021 “Best Law Firms” Awards

• First Cut on the Shipwrecked Golden Ray Complete

• Georgia’s October Unemployment Rate Drops in All MSAs and Regions and Counties

• Governor Names 25 Appointments to State Boards

• Georgia Opens Application for Medical Marijuana Producers

• Georgia DOT Awards $52 Million in Construction Contracts in October

• Report Shows Georgia has 7th Most New Homes

• Delta to Launch First Quarantine-free, COVID-free Travel to Europe Through New Testing Protocols

• Charlie Harper: Entering A Holiday Season Without Plans

• Special Olympics Georgia Celebrates 50 Years and Kicks Off End of Year Fundraising Campaign

• The Home Depot and States Agree on Settlement Regarding Data Breach

• Guitar Center Files for Bankruptcy

November 20, 2020

• Two SCCPSS Leaders Tapped for Adviser Excellence Awards

• Office of Leadership and Community Engagement Works with IT to keep Holiday Helper Tree Tradition Alive Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

• Brett Goodwin of Bernard Williams & Company Named Chairman of the Board for the SBAC

• Savannah Technical College Offers New Options for High School Equivalency

• Agenda Latina Host Community Connection with Premier Bowl & Bistro

• Bank of America Names Union Mission as Neighborhood Champion in Recognition of Work to Advance Economic Mobility in Savannah