January 2022 News

January 31, 2022

• Mark Dana Named 200 Club's First Full-Time President & CEO

• Savannah Realtor Pam Peterson to Donate Part of Real Estate Commission Proceeds to One Love Animal Rescue

• Junior League of Savannah to Host 10th Annual Fit Kids Fest on Saturday, February 19 at Savannah Children’s Museum

• The Savannah Challenger Announces Its Return for the 12th Year April 25-May 1, 2022

• 2022 Virtual Expo Video Showcase of Schools

• Hinesville Sees Hike In Unemployment

• Savannah Technical College selects Hinnant as Welding & Joining Dept. Head

• Winning Students Featured in Local Cookbook from Center Parc, SUGA

• Winter Freeze Could Inflict Damage to Georgia Blueberry Crop

• Governor Kemp Thanks Regents for Dedicated Service, Announces Changes to Board

• Bill Would Let Rivian Sell Electric Vehicles Directly to Georgians

• Georgia has Lowest Caregiver to Residents Ratio in the US

• GA Regional Commissions See Hike in Unemployment Rate

• Marietta-based tech Service Provider Teams up With NASCAR

• Foundation's $2.6M Pledge Supports UGA Poultry Science

• BBB Scam Alert: This Social Media Book Exchange is Really a Pyramid Scheme

• Cybersecurity Burnout: The Critical Risk for Organizations to Address in 2022, ThreatConnect Research

January 28, 2022

• Savannah Sees Hike In Unemployment Rate

• Small Business Assistance Corporation Launches New Website

• Lesley Francis Public Relations Appoints Emily Vonck as New Spring Intern

• Savannah Technical College selects McKenzie as Construction Management Dept. Head

• Holy Trinity to Offer a Four-Part Lecture Series Beginning February 24th

• SCCPSS To Host Promoting Peace 2022 Virtually

• Savannah State University to Observe National Freedom Day

• Home Depot Names Company Veteran Ted Decker as CEO