September 2023 News

September 29, 2023

• Bryan Co. Awarded $1 Million Grant from Georgia’s Department of Community Affairs

• Creative Coast Announces Abbegayle Stallons as New PR & Marketing Coordinator

• SCCPSS Students Receive Academic Honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs

• Celebrate Savannah’s Inaugural “I Feel Good” Day Dedicated to Mental Health This Saturday

• Chatham County Commission Changes Fire Fee Appeal Process

• Mary Kay Andrews Book Launch THIS Sunday

• St. Joseph’s/Candler Honors Judy Boykin As The 2023 James R. Lientz Humanitarian

• Delta’s CEO Knows he Went ‘Too Far’ with Unpopular SkyMiles Changes, and Promises to Keep Customers on Board with a Reshuffle

• Georgia's First Hispanic to Lead Statewide Office Keeps Heritage at the forefront

• JAMES Magazine Online: Push for National Recognition of Gold Star Father’s Day

• Georgia has Seen the Sixth Largest Decline in Homeownership Since 2000

• 'Nobody is Working' | Georgia Industry Workers Talk Writers' Strike Impact

• 2023 Georgia Government Communicators Conference

• Three Ways Your Identity can be Stolen that You May Have Never Heard Of

• U.S. Housing Value has Surged, Gaining More than $2.6 Trillion in the Past Year

• Staffing Employment Declines in Second Quarter

September 28, 2023

• Unity for the Community, Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire to Host Peace in the Park on October 1st

• Beaufort City Council Hosting First Meeting with New Interim Mayor

• Business Owners Concerned with Courthouse Construction Delays

• DONATOS Savannah Announces Month of Giving with Hugaroo Inc. Georgia

• OB/GYN Residency Graduates Join Memorial Health’s Women’s Care Network

• WRUU End of Summer/Fall 2023 Auction Begins Today

• UPS Strengthens Network Capabilities and Employee Experience Through Automation

• Finalist Named for Dalton State College Presidency

• GDOL Embarks on Landmark Transformation of State's Unemployment System, Paving the Way for a New Era of Modernization