News

January 21, 2025

• Georgia Farm Bureau donates $20,000 to Feeding Georgia

• Charlie Harper: Take The Forecast Seriously, But Not Necessarily Literally

• Governor Announces Proposed Change to Georgia Pathways

• Secretary Raffensperger Joins $106M Multi-State Settlement Providing Relief to Georgia Investors

• 2025 Care at Home Industry Trends Report Shows Artificial Intelligence is More than a Buzzword for Providers

• Travel Safely in Uncertain Times - The Biggest Travel Risks in 2025

• U.S. Automotive Brand Loyalty Increases in 2024, According to LexisNexis Risk Solutions

January 17, 2025

• ESP Launches in Savannah With Java Joy Event

• Aflac Teams Up with SCAD Students to Create New TV Spot Through Innovative Agency Internship

• Savannah Classical Academy Recognized By Georgia Department Of Education’s 2023-2024 Lists Of Distinguished And Reward Schools

• Savannah Philharmonic Presents Symphonic Spirit February 15th

• Savannah Philharmonic’s Keitaro Harada Named one of Georgia’s 500 Most Influential Leaders for 2024

• Savannah Gets India Cargo to Market Up to Eight Days Faster

• Some Parents Could be Able to Join Georgia's Medicaid Program Without Working

• Governor Brian P. Kemp's 2025 State of the State Address

• Pro-Stacey Abrams Groups Fined $300,000 After Admitting They Broke Georgia Campaign Finance Law

• Kemp Promises Tort Reform, Even if it Requires Special Session

• Georgia DOT Awards 21 Construction Contracts for Statewide Transportation Projects

• Atlanta is the Best Georgia City for Thrift Shopping

• LCF Georgia Expands Board with New Appointments and Leadership Team Updates

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity Declines in 2024

• Scott O'Neil Replaces Greg Norman as New CEO for LIV Golf

• Nurse Practitioners Secure No. 1 Spot Across Three U.S. News & World Report Best Jobs Rankings

January 16, 2025

• The Great Ogeechee Music & Seafood Festival Will Not Return in 2025

• Union Mission Receives $30,000 Grant from Chick-fil-A True Inspiration Awards

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