June 2026 News

June 10, 2026

• U.S. Customs to Open New Chilled Cargo Inspection Site

• World Trade Center Savannah Announces Two Global Education Programs

• Thomas and Hutton Announces Environmental Leadership Transitions

• Pooler to Celebrate Opening of New Basketball Courts with Ribbon Cutting

• SCCPSS Communications Staff Recognized for Excellence

• Material Capital Partners Begins Leasing at River Ford, a 170-Home Build-to-Rent Community in Brunswick, Georgia

• TCSG Students Earn 36 Medals at National SkillsUSA Championships

• Dr. Kerry J. Palmer Named President of Georgia Southwestern State University

• Rivian Begins R2 Deliveries, a Preview of What’s to Come at Georgia Plant

• Georgia 4-H Makes Positive Impact on Participants, Serving 200K Youth Last Year

• MARTA Rolls Out New App with Planning & Safety Tools as Rash of Violence Raises Concerns Ahead of World Cup

• Sen. Ossoff’s Bipartisan Bill to Strengthen American Energy Security Passes U.S. Senate

• Debt Markets Surge to Record Highs, Signaling Liquidity Cycle on the Rise

• Global Hiring Outlook Holds Steady in Q3 With Mid-Size Employers Showing Most Optimism

• Buyers Now Pay More in Mortgage Interest Than Their Home Costs

June 09, 2026

• Golden Hour at the Mackey House to Showcase Reimagined Event Spaces

• Historic Savannah Foundation Now Accepting Nominations for 2026 Endangered Places List

• Union Mission to Host Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for a New Resource Center

• Liberty Regional Medical Center Partners with American Red Cross for Community Blood Drive

• SCAD Hosts Premiere Screening of Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul

• CURE Childhood Cancer and Pearson Farm Partner for Fourth Annual Peach Week Fundraiser Across Savannah

• Georgia Chamber Announces 2026 Legislator of the Year Award Recipients

• Georgia Tallies Cost of Gas Tax Suspension

• Dr. Russell Crutchfield Named President of Gordon State College

  The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia named Dr. Russell Crutchfield president of Gordon State College, effective August 1st.

• Dr. Greg Tanner Named President of South Georgia State College