January 2024 News

January 31, 2024

• The Savannah Jaycees Announce 2024 Board of Directors

• GSC Expands Logistics Expertise Nationwide with New Savannah Office

• SCCPSS Mourns Loss of US Solider Who Attended Butler and Windsor Forest HS

• Richmond Hill Bryan County Chamber of Commerce Announces Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Celebrating the Grand Opening of Vee’s Tire & Auto Repair

• Johnson selected as Savannah Technical College’s 2024 GOAL Student of the Year

• UGA Kicks Off Statewide Youth Leadership Program Youth LEAD Georgia

• Georgia House Rules Committee Chair Richard Smith Dies at Age 78

• Georgia Ports Achieves Record Year for Autos

• UPS Releases Earnings, Announces 12,000 Layoffs

• State Senate Committee Approves Sports Betting Bill

• AG Carr Joins 27-State Coalition Supporting Texas Border Defense Barriers

• US Consumer Confidence Increased in January

• 69% of Renters Would Be Happier Owning a Home, Yet 60% Say It Is Out of Reach, New Data Finds

• Cox Automotive Forecast: New-Vehicle Sales in January Expected to Maintain Healthy Pace Set in December

January 30, 2024

• Local nonprofit Re:Purpose Savannah Receives Over $26,000 in 2023 Year-End Campaign Donations

• Chatham Area Transit Begins Offering Free Bus Rides for Students

• BankSouth Welcomes Angie Lewis as Chief Banking Officer

• Prosecutors Oversight Bill Clears Georgia House

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Increased at the Pumps

• Georgia DOT: I-14 Project Not a Good Investment

• SOS Raffensperger: Don’t Sit on the Sidelines; Become a Poll Worker

• Georgia Ranks 8th in States to Relocate to for a Successful Gaming Career

• Data Reveals Which States are Best to Retire In

• Brendan Murphy To Present “Why The Jews?” A Multimedia Presentation On The Long And Tragic History Of Antisemitism on February 26th at the JEA

• PwC: Economic Optimism Doubles, Yet Almost Half of CEOs Do Not Believe their Businesses will be Viable in a Decade