May 2022 News

May 31, 2022

• Savannah Sees All-Time Low April Unemployment Rate

• Looking to Atlanta and Rivian, Bryan County Leaders Vow to Listen to Community on Hyundai

• Groundbreaking for New Seasons of Japan Restaurant, Retail Shops in Rincon

• Chatham County Property Tax Bills for First Half of 2022 Are Due Tomorrow

• Roger Moss Elected as President of School Board

• UNCF Savannah Mayor’s Luncheon Launches the Resurgence of UNCF in Savannah and the Coastal Region

• The Big Savannah Toy Drive Receives 2022 Communicator Award of Excellence

• Georgia FirstNet: Mental Health

• Rivian Hires a New COO Amid Other Leadership and Organizational Shifts

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces Appointments to Six Study Committees

• Univ. of Georgia to Hold Off on Public Alcohol Sales at Home Football Games

• Cartersville-Bartow County Tourism Council Initiates Executive Director Search

• State Charter Schools Foundation Names Shining Star Teachers

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Fell in April

• 2022’s Best Places for Summer Jobs – WalletHub Study

• Leisure Travel to Take Off This Summer

May 26, 2022

• Heritage Capital Group Advises Klein Steel in Sale

• Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Recognizes Aerotech Machining as a Small Business Supplier of the Year

• Comcast Veterans’ Program Replaces Flags for Free in Savannah

• Robert Day to Present at Creative Coast’s Lunchtime Topic on Reducing Credit Card Processing Costs For Merchants

• Plant Riverside District to Host “Savannah Salutes” Memorial Day Weekend Celebration

• Lowcountry Made's New Summer Market on Hilton Head Island Starts Next Week!

• Savannah State University Offering Educational Summer Camps

• Georgia’s Now Traveling into its Tourism Future

• Solar Energy Giant Qcells to Power 470 New Jobs with Whitfield County Facility Expansion