February 2022 News

February 28, 2022

• Hargray to Award $6,000 to Help Students Dream Bigger

• Savannah Children’s Museum to Open on Sundays

• Georgia Southern Joins Major National Study to Examine Potential Impact of Evidence-Based Teaching

• Ameican Veteran Properties to Launch ‘Fatigues to Financial Freedom’ Program on March 3

• Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport Job Fair

• Live Oaks, Oysters and Good Works

• SCCPSS Announces Change to Mask Requirements

• United Way of The Coastal Empire Promotes Early Childhood Literacy by Donating Thousands of Books to Local Children Through Read United

• Liberty Media Reports $6 Million in Baseball Revenue per 2021 Atlanta Braves Home Game

• Coca-Cola UNITED Celebrates Opening of $65 Million Tifton Sales Center

• Georgia Chamber Foundation Recommends Steps to Stronger Cybersecurity

• The Millennial Share of Home Purchase Loans in Georgia Was 28.6%

• Charlie Harper - Ignoring Foreign Threats Doesn’t Make Them Go Away

• 'Very Stressful' - Ukrainian Living in Georgia is Praying for Loved Ones, Raising Awareness and Raising Funds

• Southeastern Grocers Foundation Donates $250,000 for Relief Efforts in an Outpouring of Support for Ukraine

• Registration Open for UGA-Sponsored Precision Agriculture Workshops

• 1 In 4 Workers May Leave Their Job In 2022

• New Survey Confirms Majority of Americans Prefer Telehealth During COVID-19

• Americans Are Split on State of the Economy, Edward Jones Survey Finds

February 25, 2022

• World Trade Center Savannah Reflects on 10 Years Fostering Global Growth

• First Black-Owned Business Still Going Strong at Pooler's Tanger Outlet

• Savannah’s Enmarket Arena, Partly Designed by GVSA, Now Open

• Student Chapter of 2 Legit 2 Lit Campaign to Host Community Cleanup

• Savannah Technical College to Offer Accelerated Nurse Aide Training

• Operation: Changing the World One STEM at a Time to Honor Women in STEM During March 10th Event at Front Porch Improv