News

July 22, 2024

• CrowdStrike Outage Affects Online Motor Vehicle Renewals and Tag Renewal Kiosks in Chatham County

• Loop It Up Savannah Awarded ‘Bridge Grant’ from Georgia Council for the Arts

• 2nd Annual Teaching and Learning Conference Opens July 23

• Hussey Gay Bell Savannah Expands with the Hire of Vanderboom

• Governor and First Lady Kemp to Reinforce Economic Partnerships in Italy

• Thomas & Hutton Supports Cities Through GMA Participation

• SBA Opens Business Recovery Center to Assist 11 Georgia Counties

• Report: 8.6% of Georgia Workers at Risk of AI Job Displacement

• Companies, Airlines Scramble to Recover After Global IT Outage Disrupts Business Worldwide

• Autism Toolkit Launches Online Directory of Local Autism Resources in Rural Georgia

• UGA supports Georgia High School Students Through Science & Engineering Fair

• New Deloitte Survey: US Companies Increase Focus on Sustainability Talent Amid Ongoing Challenges with Data Quality

• 74% of Americans Say Celebrating Life's Big Moments Interferes With Their Financial Well-Being, Achieve Survey Finds

July 19, 2024

• Groundbreaking Held for Performing Arts Center, Convention Center in Effingham Co.

• Metro Savannah Rotary Announces New President and Board for 2024-2025

• The Publix Savannah Women’s Half Marathon & 5K and the Enmarket Savannah Bridge Run is Under New Ownership

• Teens Experience Real World Financial Scenarios at VyStar Credit Union Reality Fair at Enmarket Arena

• Three Seabolt Real Estate Professionals Earn Prestigious Christie’s International Real Estate 2024 Luxury Specialist Certification

• United Way of the Coastal Empire is Looking For Volunteers

• Atlanta Braves Announce New Truist Park Expansions for 2025 Season

• GMA’s Governmental Relations to be Reimagined

• Lawsuit Challenges Delays in PSC Elections

• Georgia Among The US States Most Interested in 'Dumb Phones'

• Raffensperger Announces "Only American Citizen Voting" Audit

• 2024 Infrastructure Report Card: Georgia Gets a C+

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