News

October 18, 2018

• Junior Achievement of Georgia-Coastal Region Announces 2018 Business Hall of Fame Inductees

• Family Preservation for Teens Program Launches at Park Place Outreach Youth Emergency Shelter

• For the Third Year in a Row, Georgia Students Surpass National Average on ACT

• Georgia Farmers Struggling in Wake of Hurricane Michael

• Mega Millions Balloons to $900M; Georgia Lottery Players Snag $1M and Lots of Other Great Prizes

• Georgia Council for the Arts Awards Vibrant Communities Grant

• Power Restored to 99% of Georgia Power Customers Impacted by Hurricane Michael

• Senators Perdue, Isakson Tour Hurricane Michael Devastation With Vice President Pence

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens Adds Weekend Call Center Hours

• USDA Partners to Help Rural Leaders Build Strategies to Achieve Prosperity

• American Vacation Deprivation Levels at a Five-year High

October 17, 2018

• Georgia Tech-Savannah Hosts Panel Discussion on How the Military Community Gives Back November 8th

• Memorial Health Heart Clinic Recognized by American Heart Association

• Savannah-Chatham Teacher of the Year Assisting ‘Turnaround’ School, System

• Savannah Bananas Announce 2019 Schedule

• Challenges Ahead for Next Sales Tax Referendum

• Savannah State Fills Homecoming Week with Entertainment

• SD Gunner Fund Receives $5,000 Donation

• Chatham Emergency Services Donates AED Devices to St. Peter’s the Apostle School and Parish Center

• Early Voting Gets Underway in Georgia

• President Trump and First Lady Land in Georgia, Survey Storm Damage

• AGCO CEO Receives the French Government's Prestigious Legion of Honor

• Hurricane Michael Leaves Mark on Georgia's Pecan Industry

• Salesforce to Create 600 Jobs in Fulton County

• Georgians Come Together In Hurricane Michael Aftermath

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