July 2023 News

July 31, 2023

• Effingham County Manager Talks Continued Growth in the County

• The Matthew Reardon Center for Autism Receive Grant from Kirby Smart Foundation

• Harmful Algal Blooms Focus of Evening @ Skidaway

• What’s Missing for Savannah Film Success?

• Colleton River Club Announces Christian A. Monchâtre as New Director of Culinary

• Hussey Gay Bell Savannah Expands with the Hire of Kopf

• City To Host Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For Leeds Gate Gazebo

• Hinesville Unemployment Rate Holds Steady in June

• Georgia Milestones Student Assessment Scores Improve in 2022-23

• Chick-fil-A Testing Drive-thru Restaurant Where Orders Arrive in a Chute

• This Scenic Georgia Highway Named 1 of the Most Feared Roadways in U.S.

• The Majority of Georgia’s Regional Commissions See Slight Uptick in Unemployment

• Study: 2023’s States With the Highest Job Resignation Rates

• BBB Scam Alert: Double Check that QR Code Before you Pay for Parking

• Survey Finds 75% of Mid-Sized Businesses Expect Revenue to Increase in the Next 12 Months Despite Economic Challenges

July 28, 2023

• United Way of the Coastal Empire Announces 2023-2024 Board of Directors 

• Historical Preservation Commission Approves Design for Affordable Housing on MLK Blvd. in Savannah

• Savannah Sees Slight Uptick in June Unemployment Rate

• EJF Capital & North Signal Capital Refinance RiverPort Building 4 at the RiverPort Commerce Park Near the Port of Savannah

• Step One Automotive Group Announces Weslyn Mahogany Bowers as Georgia Marketing Manager

• Coastal Children’s Advocacy Center to Host 2nd Annual Golf Tournament on August 25th

• Savannah VOICE Festival Partners with Telfair Museums for its Eleventh Season

• New Laws Affecting Georgia Local Government Employers

• Things to Eat, Drink, and Do During a Layover at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport

• The Home Depot Sets New Goals to Reduce Carbon Emissions, Invests More in Training in Frontline Associates