News

October 13, 2023

• New Executive Director Hired for Davenport House Museum, HSF’s Flagship Building

• Dundee Cottages Project Expected to be Finished by fall 2024

• ExperCARE Health Set to Open Urgent Care in Hinesville Next to McAllister’s Deli

• Savannah Classical Academy Chosen to be in Georgia Leader and Educator Acceleration and Development System Pilot Program

• City Of Port Wentworth Unveils Historic Agreement With Chatham Area Transit

• Transformative Era Underway as GDOL Unveils New Brand and Website Refresh

• Delta Air Lines Profit Jumps Almost 60% After Strong Summer

• First Lady Marty Kemp Announces Appointment of Chris Hosey & Ryan Buchanan to GRACE Commission

• Court Rejects Biden Administration Challenge to Georgia’s Election Integrity Act

• Georgia Homeownership Decline the 6th Largest Nationwide

• Georgians Say TitleMax is Scamming Consumers

• Cities Connect: Financial Assistance Programs through GEFA

• JAMES Magazine, Hospitality Business Network Foundation partner for a “Salute to our Veterans”

• U.S. Middle Market Shows Strongest Earnings Growth in Two Years

• National Savings Day Survey Finds Americans Are Hopeful Their Saving Habits Will Improve This Year

• Corporate Pension Funding Status Returns to Year's Highest Level Thanks to Surge in Discount Rates

October 12, 2023

• Savannah mayoral Candidates Participate in Forum, Provide Thoughts on a Variety of Topics

• SCCPSS Graduation Rate Rises, Exceeds State Rate Once Again

• Savannah Ghost Pirates Preparing to Kick Off their Second Season

• HSF’s October Lecture Focuses on Women in Construction

• SCAD Welcomes 26th Year of the SCAD Savannah Film Festival With A Thrilling Film Lineup

• Georgia Southern’s Public Health Center Receives $4 Million to Assist Rural Hospitals Nationwide

• Hussey Gay Bell Savannah Expands with the Hire of Paige

• Savannah Children’s Theatre and Savannah Rep Partner Up to Produce BACKPACK OF POWER Tour.

• The Most Dangerous Jobs in Georgia Revealed

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