News

October 19, 2023

• United Way of the Coastal Empire Partners With Malcolm Mitchell for Reading Rallies

• Asbury Memorial and Wesley Oak to Host Special Historic Presentation Oct. 24 & 25

• Malinda Hodge Wins Race for Chatham Co. District 2 Commissioner Seat

• SHE HUSTLES Returns on November 9th at The Clyde Venue

• State of Georgia Celebrates 50 Years of Japan Office

• Solar Panel Company Opens Massive $171M Plant in Georgia

• Georgia Council on Literacy Tackling Tough Challenge Head-On

• September Adjusted State Tax Revenues Down 3.2%

• Georgia Power Continues Industry Leadership in Coal Ash Beneficial Reuse with New Project at Plant Branch

• Five Georgia Public Schools Receive 2023 National Blue Ribbon Recognition

• See the City Continue to Grow': Two Candidates Running for Warner Robins' City-wide Council Seat

• PCOM Georgia Pharmacy and Medical Students Participate in Rite of Passage

• Android Users in Georgia can Now Add State IDs to Google Wallet

• Deloitte: Holiday Shoppers are Back in the Spirit of Spending

• New Poll: Popularity of Free Market Credit Card Reform Among Small Businesses is High

• Gen Z is Tightening its Belt, with 73% Modifying Lifestyles Due to Inflation

October 18, 2023

• Bryan Co. Board of Commissioners Adopt New Comprehensive Plan

• City Sanitation Department Earns Environmental Award

• Georgia Southern Turns into the Wild Wild West for Homecoming Week

• Port Wentworth Chamber of Commerce to host ribbon cutting and grand opening of Interstate Health - Oct. 18

• District Live Adds Exciting New Concerts to Fall Schedule

• Balancing Development in Bloomingdale

• Savannah Children’s Museum Transformed into Magical Harry Potter Themed Experience

• Isle of Hope United Methodist Church to Host Traci Hurley from CHOA

• Gateway Opportunities: The Port of Savannah’s Trade with India

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