February 2023 News

February 28, 2023

• Park Place Outreach Adriana Tatum-Howard Named Executive Director

• HunterMaclean Announces New Partner Taylor L. Dove

• Current Edge Solutions Announces Hire of Senior Engineer Mark Reddish

• Coastal Empire Habitat for Humanity Turns Over Keys to New Homeowners

• 15 Attorneys from Oliver Maner LLP Receive Recognition in the 2023 Edition of Georgia Super Lawyers

• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Bay Street Realty Group Adds Experienced Realtor Savannah Rubio

• CURE Childhood Cancer Holds ‘Catie’s Gathering’ Fundraiser in Savannah

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Decline

• Georgia's Delegates for U.S. Senate Youth Program Selected

• AGCO Donates $650,000 to Support UNICEF’s Emergency Efforts in Türkiye

• Inspected.com Expands Services to Georgia Market

• Cities Connect: Protecting Older and Disabled Adults in Your Community

• Southeastern Grocers Recognizes Its “Most Valued People” on Supermarket Employee Day

• 67 Weekly Work Hours Needed to Afford Median-Priced Georgia Home

• Internet of Things (IoT): Top 10 Growth Opportunities for 2023

• CompTIA Commends States' Actions to Open Employment On-ramps

February 27, 2023

• Family Promise of the Coastal Empire Launching March-madness-themed Raffle

• United Way Holds Read United Day

• Colonial Oil Recognized With Chevron Regal Gold Marketers Award

• Jimmy Carter’s Dedication to Community, Before and After Presidency, Something to be Admired

• Savannah City Council Expected to Vote on Impact Fees Thursday

• Kim Lyle Wins CoStars Power Broker Q4 Deal

• Women’s Health Expert Provides New Scope of Care in Vidalia

• Gov. Kemp: Sam’s Club to Create 600 New Jobs at Douglas County Fulfillment Center

• Reps. Todd Jones, Mary Margaret Oliver Introduce Legislation to Continue Mental Health Reform Efforts