News

October 02, 2024

• Savannah Business Owners Support One Another After Suffering Loses from Helene

• City of Port Wentworth Awarded $2,362,492 Through Rural Workforce Housing Initiative

• Rapid Response Disaster Fund Activated

• Coastal Heritage Society Transforms Georgia State Railroad Museum into Frogwarts – Oct. 20

• Dockworkers Go on Strike at Georgia’s Ports: What to Know

• The Salvation Army in Massachusetts Deploys Emergency Disaster Services Responders to Florida and Georgia

• A Century of History: Jimmy Carter Turns 100

• Georgia Hemp Farming Act Takes Effect

• Charlie Harper: Georgia’s Smaller Communities Need Post-Helene Attention Too

• Students Show Strong Improvement in Georgia Milestones MathTests

• Georgia Power Restores Power to 80% of Customers Impacted by Hurricane Helene across the State

• Americans for Prosperity Honors Georgia Lawmakers with “Pioneers for Prosperity” Awards

• Wells Fargo Donates More Than $1 Million For Hurricane Helene Disaster Relief

• Report: Port Workers Strike Could Cost Economy $540 Million Per Day

• Troutman Pepper Launches Report on Legal Challenges in U.S. EV Charging Infrastructure

• Accountants Taking Strategic Lead On Ai as Investment Ramps Up

October 01, 2024

• Hours, Services Available at YMCA of the Coastal Georgia Branches

• Savannah State University to Develop First Forensic Toxicology Track at an HBCU

• One Love Animal Rescue and Chatham Subaru to Host a Pet Adoption Event and a Free Pet Vaccination Event as a part of Subaru Loves Pets

• Hinesville Experiences Rise in August Unemployment Rate

• Port Wentworth Leisure Services to Host Free Fall Festival – Oct. 18

• Georgia Power Response Force Converging on Hardest Hit Areas Following Most Destructive Hurricane in Company’s History

• Georgia Voters to Decide Tax-related Ballot Questions

• USPS Temporarily Suspended Some Mail Delivery & Retail Operations in Georgia

• Helene Death Toll in Georgia Rises Sharply

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