May 2023 News

May 31, 2023

• Dixie Crystals Sugar Official Sugar Sponsor for the World's Largest Peach Cobbler

• Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society to Benefit from SUV Raffle at Grainger Honda & Grainger Nissan

• FIN FIT Live Event Coming to Savannah

• Hinesville Sees Drop in April Unemployment Rate

• Libraries Offer Free Summer Programs

• Shed a Light on Precision Medicine During National Cancer Research Month

• SCAD Celebrates Class of 2023

• Home Manufacturer ADMARES to Create Over 1,400 Jobs in Ware County

• Georgia's Favorite Fruit and Veg are Revealed in Brand New Study

• Georgia's Top Five Most Googled Injuries

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Drop in April Unemployment Rates

• Carter Family Announces First Lady Rosalynn Carter Has Dementia

• Georgia Peach Crop Decimated by Bad Weather, Warming Climate

• Georgia Beach Ranked as One of the BLUEST Waters in the U.S.

• America’s Leading & Largest Iced Tea Franchise, HTeaO, Coming to Georgia for the First Time

• Small Business Jobs Growth Holds Steady in May

• Ten Tips for PR Pros and Marketers for Writing Powerful Survey Press Releases

• TrueCar Releases Analysis of May Industry Sales

May 30, 2023

• Savannah Sees Drop in April Unemployment Rate

• Savannah to Allow the Sale of Medical Marijuana with Strict Zoning Laws

• Stoneweg US Expands Portfolio with the Acquisition of The Station at Savannah Quarters

• Business Owners and Visitors Frustrated by the Weather Conditions on Tybee Island

• Emmaus House Welcomes Terry Newton, Leigh Acevedo and Gina Willis to the Board of Directors

• City to Host Joe Tribble Park Re-opening Ceremony

• Savannah Technical College recognizes Spring 2023 Dean's List