August 2022 News

August 31, 2022

• New Realm Distilling Releases First Limited Quantity Small Batch Spirit

• Thomas & Hutton Announces Newest Professional Engineer Andres Cortes-Ramirez

• Henry Plumbing Company Sponsors Savannah’s Inaugural Peace Day

• White Bluff Elementary Receives Donation From Chatham Parkway Subaru

• United Way Partners with Dynamic Artist Amiri Geuka Farris

• Savannah State University Partners with Grand Valley State University

• Praline Day a Huge Success

• Bouhan Falligant Hires Attorney Jordan D. Dillard

• Governor Announces $250M for Neighborhood-level Improvements Across Georgia

• PCOM Physician Assistant and Physical Therapy Students Receive Symbolic White Coats

• Georgia DOT Awards $151 Million in Construction Contracts

• Applications Now Open at Institute of Government for Rural Scholars

• Sen. Ossoff Spearheads Effort to Expand Opportunities for Georgia Companies, Increase Trade to the Republic of Korea

• Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program Announced

• Georgia State Patrol Comes in 4th Place in Annual Best Looking Cruiser Calendar Contest

• Nearly Half of CFOs Expect a Recession in North America by 2023

• More Than Half of Agents 'Extremely' or 'Very Likely' to Leave a Job Without a Remote Work Option

• Student Loan Forgiveness is Here

August 30, 2022

• Industrial Evolution Happening in Effingham County

• GDOT Celebrates Jimmy DeLoach Parkway Completion with Ribbon Cutting

• Georgia Southern Receives STARS Bronze Rating for Sustainability Achievements

• Coro Realty Promotes Three to Managing Partners

• Parker’s Senior Director of IT Scott Smith Honored as a “Future Leader in Convenience” by Convenience Store News

• RISE Outreach to Host Fundraiser

• Brightside Advocacy’s Savannah CASA Program Selected for National Professional Development Program