March 2025 News

March 07, 2025

• Local Stars Recognized at State Adult Education Competition in Atlanta

• Genesis and Genesis Inspiration Foundation Support Education Initiatives in Coastal Georgia

• Local Business Helping other Entrepreneurs

• Georgia Southern Selects John Stevenson to Lead New Office of Business Engagement

• Savannah-Chatham Schools Teacher Vacancy Update: 149 Openings as of January

• Event to Showcase Nonprofit’s Programs, History

• Davenport House Museum’s Urban Enslaved Exhibit Honored with Georgia Association of Museums Award

• Governor Inks $40.5 Billion Mid-year Budget: Delivering Hurricane Relief, Tax Refunds, & Major One-Time Investments

• Chick-fil-A Springs into the Season with New Sweet and Smoky Line-up

• Georgia House Passes Two Tax Relief Measures

• State House Committee Signs Off on Sports Betting

• The Home Depot Introduces Magic Apron, a Suite of Advanced AI Tools to Help Customers with their Home Improvement Needs

• JAMES Magazine Online: Home Depot Foundation celebrating National Women in Construction Week

• Survey: Only 19% of Companies Staff on Employee Appreciation Day

• ADP: Private Sector Employment Increased by 77,000 Jobs in February; Annual Pay was Up 4.7%

• SpotOn 2025 Restaurant Business Report Outlines the Financial Gaps and Opportunities for Growth in Restaurants

March 06, 2025

• United Way of the Coastal Empire’s Women Who Rule Event Reaches New Heights

• Java Joy Pop-up Coming March 13th to Great Oaks Bank

• 2025 South Georgia Xcel Xpo Adds Welding Competition to Career Training Event’s Expanded Programming

• Businesses Express Concerns About National Chains Coming to Savannah

• What Happened to BigShots Golf Coming to Pooler?

• CAT board to Honor Former Vice-Chair with Bus Stop Dedication

• Savannah Jewish Federation Hosting Benefit for LA Wildfire Victims

• Georgia Ranks Highest in Nation for Teacher Morale

• Pedro Cherry Named President of Mississippi Power; Anthony Wilson to Remain Chairman and CEO Until Summer