News

March 25, 2024

• AI Revolution in the Workplace: Georgia Emerges as the Leader

• ‘The Boom:’ An interview with Georgia Film Office Director Lee Thomas

• CON Overhaul Gains Final Passage in General Assembly

• General Assembly Sets New Elections for PSC Members

• New Effort Emerges to Stop Mining Near the Okefenokee Swamp

• Macon Attorney Christopher N. Smith Elevated to Knight of the Order of the Dannebrog 1st Class by the Queen of Denmark

• 2025 IDEA Documents Available for Public Review and Comment

• UGA Nonprofit Leadership Program Graduates 2024 Class

• ATL Fed’s Bostic Now Anticipates Just One Rate Cut This Year

• Study: Unemployment Rate Changes by State

• Tricked-out Backyards can Help Homes Sell for $10,000 More

March 22, 2024

• SCCPSS Board Discussing Options for Using Portion of Fund Balance

• St. Vincent’s 1845 Foundation and Oliver Maner Proudly Present the 2nd Annual St. Vincent’s Nun Run

• Tybee Island Prepares for the Return of Orange Crush

• Residents Encouraged to Apply for Brownfield Advisory Board

• Elite Football League Choose Port Wentworth as New Location for Games

• Tybee Island Maritime Principal Named Charter School Leader of the Year

• Three Savannah State 2024 Graduates Accepted to Masters Programs

• Registration Now Open for Camp Aloha 2024 – Full Circle’s Camp for Grieving Children

• State Senate Panel Narrowly Rejects Medicaid Expansion

• Embark Georgia Receives Additional $1.1 Million to Expand Efforts

• UPS Continues Growth Investments in Asia Pacific with New Philippines Hub

• 6 Georgia Cities Identified by Investors as ‘Growth Frontiers’

• Secretary Raffensperger Praises SCOTUS Decision Upholding Texas Border Response

• State Senate Panel Passes Bill Giving Coroners Big Raises

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