December 2022 News

December 21, 2022

• Savannah Music Festival Executive Director Gene Dobbs Bradford Receives Honorary Doctorate from University of Missouri - St. Louis

• Kara Fortney Joins BHHS Bay Street Realty Group

• Georgia Southern University Launches NASA-funded Engineering Mentorship Program with Savannah-area High Schools

• Savannah Continues Annual Tradition Donating Food to Those in Need

• SCAD SERVE Debuts “Paint Our Parks” Initiative in Savannah

• Renasant Bank Announces Amber Stewart Promoted to Business Banking Officer in Statesboro

• Family Promise of the Coastal Empire to Send Families to Amusement Park on Dec. 21

• SAV Sponsors Bring One for the Chipper

• Digital Entertainment Events Show Esports Industry is Changing the Game in Georgia

• Georgia Is the 3rd Least Popular Affordable State for Retirees

• Tyler Harper Announces Transition Leadership Committee

• Georgia Has the 10th Fewest Working Teens in the U.S.

• AG Chris Carr Joins Effort to Change TikTok Age Ratings

• Official Invitations for 2023 Masters Tournament Sent Out to Eligible Players

• States Where Unemployment Claims Are Decreasing the Most – WalletHub Study

• While IT Jobs Tick Down Modestly in November, Demand for Tech Talent Remains Strong

• BofA Global Research Offers Economic and Market Outlook for 2023, Calling for Markets to Turn "Risk-On" Mid-Year

• 60% of Consumers Abandon Purchases Due to Poor Website User Experience

December 20, 2022

• Union Mission to Serve Over 375 Holiday Meals to those in Need on Wednesday

• Bank of America Invests More than $460,000 in Savannah in 2022

• CSAH and the Give Change That Counts Campaign Announces Union Mission Day Center as Second Supported Day Center in Savannah

• SCCPSS Students Receive Early Christmas Gift Thanks to Community Partner Gateway Terminals

• New Georgia Laws Taking Effect in 2023

• Southern Company Continues to Receive High Marks for Environmental Transparency

• Aflac Survey: Financial Stress Casts a Shadow Over Holiday Season