News

December 12, 2025

• SCDATACOM Ranked Among 100 Fastest-Growing Veteran-Owned Businesses, Named to Inc. Business Media’s Vet100 List

• Savannah Philharmonic Announces New Orchestra Members

• SouthCoast Health Welcomes New Primary Care Physician

• Still Time to Shop Local: SOBA’s Holiday Market Runs Through Dec. 28

• Coca-Cola Chief Operating Officer Henrique Braun to Succeed James Quincey as CEO in 2026

• Grupo Vialume Creates 150 New Manufacturing Jobs in Colquitt-Miller County

• Appalachian Regional Port Achieves Record November

• Georgia Maintains 3.4% Unemployment Rate in September

• Sen. Ossoff Working Across the Aisle to Upgrade Rural Water Infrastructure

• Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Announces 2025 Christmas Showcase in Macon

• 54% of Consumers say Tariffs are Forcing Personal Spending Cuts, Achieve Survey Finds

• VA Loan Program Surges 27% in 2025, Fueled by Gen Z Buyers

• Kelley Blue Book Report: As Affluent Households Drive the Auto Market, November New-Vehicle Prices Hold Near $50,000

• Hidden Holiday Hazards: Experts Warn Holiday Gifts May Carry Hidden Gambling Risks for Kids

December 11, 2025

• SESOLINC Expands Modular Product Line With New Customizable ISO Housing and Office Units

• Small Business Assistance Corporation Honors Big Bon Bodega as the 2025 Michael Bunn, Sr. Memorial Rising Star Small Business of the Year

• Kelly Hagan Joins Coastal Care Partners as Senior Director of Care Delivery

• At the Intersection of Science and Faith: Institute for Water and Health and 12 community Leaders Unite to Protect Brunswick’s Waterways

• Fiber Guild of the Savannahs at the Montag Gallery through December 15th

• Johnson High Visual Arts Teacher Named 2025-26 ArtEffect Ambassador

• AAA: Year-End Holiday Travel Expected to Set New Record

• Southern Company Foundation Awards $3M for HBCU Endowed Professorships

• House Committee Examines House Bill 812, A Two Part Bill with Big Implications

• Meet UGA’s 2026 Bulldog 100

• SBA Georgia Small Business Events

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