News

January 10, 2025

• Godley Station Dental is a Best of Georgia Regional Winner

• Parkland Residential Announces Pooler, Georgia BTR Community

• Savannah Philharmonic Presents “Guitar Fest” To Kick Off 2025

• Georgia Launches Efforts to Tackle Chronic Absenteeism

• JAMES Magazine Online: State Capitol in Midst of 3-Year Renovation

• Chick-fil-A's Lemon-Squeezing Robots Cut Over 10,000 Labor Hours Per Day

• Gov. Kemp Declares Statewide State of Emergency Ahead of Winter Weather

• State Lawmakers to Explore Industrial Energy Usage in Georgia

• Flowers Foods, Inc. to Acquire Simple Mills

• President Signs Law to Designate U.S. Post Office in Plains the "Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Post Office"

• Georgians Have One Month Left to Apply for FEMA Assistance Deadline

• Move-in-Ready Ranks as No. 1 Priority Among 2025 Homebuyers

• Travel Insurance Essential for 2025: Bigger Trips, Rising Costs, and Evolving Travel Trends

• Deloitte: EV Inertia Returns as Hybrid Popularity Grows

January 09, 2025

• Leopold's Ice Cream Announces Plans to Open New Location in the Savannah Area

• Savannah Speech and Hearing Center Names Bridget W. Gardner, Annie F. Oliver Volunteer of the Year

• Savannah Technical College Names Michel as its 2025 Adult Education Student of the Year

• Georgia Southern Institute for Health Logistics and Analytics Creates New Traveling Exhibit

• Starlandia Art Supply Cuts The Ribbon On New Space

• Free Community Concert to be Held at Christ Church Episcopal Jan. 10

• Bryan County Chambe Cuts Ribbon on KS Taekwondo

• Carter Eulogized Inside U.S. Capitol Rotunda

• UPS Completes Acquisitions of Logistics Providers Frigo-Trans & BPL

• Southern Company Gas Announces Election of Two New Board Members

• U.S. House Passes Laken Riley Act

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