News

October 02, 2023

• Partnership Offering Nurses Affordable Housing on Hilton Head Island

• Community Meets Candidates for Next Hinesville Mayor, City Council

• GDOT's Atlantic Intercoastal Waterway Revised Closure Schedule Receives Stamp of Approval from Maritime Community

• Yamaha Rightwaters, Georgia Southern University Launch New Initiative to Analyze the Role of Restored Oyster Reefs for Carbon Sequestration

• Landmark Africans American Art Gift Donated to Telfair Museums

• Registration Open For SCAC Fall Classes

• Parker’s Kitchen Donates $75,000 to Support Beaufort County School District Teachers and Staff Through Fueling the Community Program

• As He Turns 99, Jimmy Carter’s Hometown Honors the Former President as a Global Humanitarian – and a Good Friend

• Georgia Among the States Most Interested in Investing in Property

• GFPE Awards Grants to Support Educational Innovation in Rural Schools

• Norfolk Southern Announces New Approach to Engaging Communities

• Cities Connect: Funding Through the OneGeorgia Authority

• Georgia Named as One of the Most Sleep Deprived States, New Study Finds

• Charlie Harper: Failure Isn’t Just an Option. For Some, It is the Goal.

• Randy Nuckolls Honored with Georgia 4-H Lifetime Achievement Award

• Georgia Families may Face Increased Child Care Prices as Pandemic-era Funding Sunsets

• 2023’s Best Cities for Golfers

• Nearly Half of U.S. Consumers Report Their Financial Livelihood Fluctuates Seasonally

• Pending Sales Hold Steady Despite Sustained Rates Above 7%

September 29, 2023

• Bryan Co. Awarded $1 Million Grant from Georgia’s Department of Community Affairs

• Creative Coast Announces Abbegayle Stallons as New PR & Marketing Coordinator

• SCCPSS Students Receive Academic Honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs

• Celebrate Savannah’s Inaugural “I Feel Good” Day Dedicated to Mental Health This Saturday

• Chatham County Commission Changes Fire Fee Appeal Process

• Mary Kay Andrews Book Launch THIS Sunday

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