April 2021 News

April 30, 2021

• Savannah African Art Museum Invites the Community to Family-friendly Events

• Seabolt Real Estate Associate Broker Staci Donegan Sells Historic Israel Dasher House

• Loop It Up Savannah and Gadsden Elementary School Have Teamed Up for STEAM Days

• Women Construction Forum Members Share Their Construction Journeys with Local Students

• Pooler Lions Club Charity Golf Tournament

• Woodville Tompkins Healthcare Science Program Receives Industry Recertification

• Georgia Cities Foundation Accepting Nominations for the 2021 Renaissance and Starr Awards

• 'I Saw it was Coming': Georgia Governor Brian Kemp Signs Lodging Tax into Law

• Aflac Reports First Quarter Net Earnings of $1.3B

• B Entertainment Expanding into Georgia

• Over 60 Sites Open Their Doors for Free this Sunday for Super Museum Sunday

• Schwaig to Serve as Interim President at Kennesaw State University

• SPLC Awards Over $11M to 55 Civic Groups across Deep South as Part of Its Vote Your Voice Initiative

• Georgia DOL Issues Payments to More than 99% of Eligible Claimants

• Expansion of E-Commerce & Manufacturing Continue to Uplift U.S. Industrial Market

• Travel is Heating Up: Two-Thirds of Americans Planning Summer Vacations

April 29, 2021

• The Kennickell Group Promotes Kacey Kennickell Ray to Vice President

• Savannah Philharmonic to Hold Family Friendly Concert ‘Phil the Garden’ on June 20th

• Savannah State University Announces New $25,000 Endowment Established for College of Sciences and Technology Students

• Georgia Power Employees Partner with Savannah Area Girl Scouts to Complete Service Project at Camp Low

• Colleton River Club Approves a $16.5 Million Amenity Improvement Plan

• Bidens to visit Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter While in Georgia

• Ford Sticking with Plans to Buy Electric Vehicle Batteries Made in Georgia

• Congressman Drew Ferguson Introduces Bill Supporting Mental Health Services

• Gov. Kemp Applauds Middle Georgia EMC Partnership to Expand Broadband in Central Georgia