February 2024 News

February 29, 2024

• First Tee Savannah Holds Unique 100 Hole Golf Event and Tee Off Party

• Parker’s Kitchen and Wounded Warrior Project Announce New Partnership to Support Injured Local Veterans

• Savannah Technical College is Recognized for Excellence at 2024 SkillsUSA Georgia Conference

• Jenkins Athletic Club to Host 8th Annual “Clays for Kids” March 22nd

• Free Faith and Nutrition Training for Savannah Church Groups

• Mary’s Place Sexual Assault Center of the Coastal Empire Seeks Sponsors & Teams for “Find Your Voice” Lip Sync Competition

• 4-H’ers See Leadership in Action During Georgia 4-H Day at the Capitol

• Senate Passes Legislation to Enhance Swatting Penalties

• Macy’s Closing One-third of its Stores while Boosting Bloomingdales

• JAMES Magazine Online: Georgia House Passes Bills Addressing CON, Statewide Exemptions and Tax Credits

• Georgia House Passes Bill Suspending Tax Exemption for Data Centers

• Georgia’s HBCUs Deserve More Funding and Attention

• These States Face the Most Competition When Searching for a New Home - Georgia Ranks Fifth

• After 10 Years of Development, Apple Abruptly Cancels its Electric Car Project

• One-Third of Companies Bracing for Higher Employee Turnover

• US Consumer Confidence Retreated in February

• Roadie Survey Finds 80% of Companies Increase Revenue With Same-Day Delivery

February 28, 2024

• C&H Precision Breaks Ground on Largest Expansion Yet, Solidifying Industry Leadership and Boosting Southeast Georgia Economy

• Five SCCPSS High Schools Named AP Honor Schools for 2024

• 26th Annual March of Dimes Shamrock Run Set for Friday

• City of Port Wentworth Hosts Second Annual Black History Month Celebration

• Savannah Speech and Hearing Center Receives $4,000 Grant from Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation

• Savannah Classical Academy to Open New Pre-Kindergarten Program for the 2024-25 School Year

• Unlocking Innovation in Georgia’s $27 Billion Mobility Industry

• Superintendent Woods Names 2024 AP Honor Schools