February 2025 News

February 28, 2025

• Third Lane on I-16 Westbound Set to Open

• City of Savannah to Revitalize MLK Corridor

• The Ronald McDonald House Charities Announce 2025 Board of Directors, Welcomes New Members

• Ribbon Cutting at Statesboro YMCA – EGYM Equipment Unveiling – March 3

• Parker’s Kitchen and Wounded Warrior Project Announce New Round-Up Campaign to Support Local Injured Veterans

• "First Brush" Ceremony at Live Oak Public Libraries: Port City

• Nels Peterson to Become New Chief Justice

• State and Local Leaders Celebrate Georgia Reads Day at the Capitol

• Gov. Kemp & Supt. Woods Name Winners of Fifth Annual Georgia RISE Award

• JAMES Magazine Online: Foster Care School Choice Bill Moves Forward

• Cybersecurity's Biggest Blind Spot: Third-Party Risk, New Resilience Analysis Finds

• Stronger Friendship Bonds, Longer Workplace Tenure: 51% of Hiring Managers and 76% of Job Seekers Agree

• Hot Markets and Home Feature Fads: How the Pandemic Changed Home Buying

• AI-Fueled Tax Scams on the Rise: LifeLock Experts Share Tips on How to File Safely

February 27, 2025

• Savannah Hotels Prepare for St. Patrick’s Day

• Richmond Hill’s Ford-Era Heritage Trail Earns Statewide Tourism Award

• Housing Savannah Receives Grant from Airbnb Community Fund

• Parker’s Kitchen Hosts Ribbon Cutting for New Store in Richmond Hill

• Coastal Care Partners Announces Grand Opening of Aesthetics and Wellness Practice

• ZETA Education Fund Hosts Business Roundtable Highlighting Historic Electric Vehicle and Battery Supply Chain Investments in Georgia

• Fuller E. Callaway Professor of Economics Michael Toma appointed to Governor’s Council of Economic Advisers

• Georgia Restaurant Association Announces 2025 Board of Directors

• Pickleball Kingdom Announces Major Expansion Across Georgia

• Could a State Office Boost the Music Industry Like it has Georgia Film?

• GaDOE Launches New Teacher Recruitment Campaign