News

February 15, 2024

• More than $200 Million in Additional LMIG Funding Available for Local Governments

• Georgia-Pacific Names Chris Warburton Chief Customer Officer for Consumer Products Group

• New Study Reveals the States with the Most University Students

• JAMES Magazine Online: Democratic Reps File “Restore Confidence in Elections Act”

• New Georgia DOT Supplemental Specification Book goes into use April 19th

• New Data Reveals Georgia Ranks Second for States with Most Wannabe Social Media Stars

• Georgia Searched for These Five Websites the Most in 2023, New Study Reveals

• New Data Shows Franchising Continues to Exceed Growth Expectations

• Living-Wage Job Market Rebounds in January, Says Ludwig Institute

• Housing Report: January Marks the Third Consecutive Month of Annual Inventory Growth

February 14, 2024

• National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force Hosting Screening, Panel for “Masters of the Air”

• Pembroke Residents Push Back Against 700-home Development Proposal

• Memorial Health Announces New Program Director for Surgical Education

• Thunderbolt Blessing of the Fleet Call for Sponsors, Vendor Participation

• Boys & Girls Club of Bulloch County Receives More Than $25,000 of Merchandise from Tormenta FC

• Historic Savannah Foundation Hires Preservation Leader Ellie Isaacs as Director of Preservation and Historic Properties

• Registration for Earth Day Savannah Festival Now Open

• Local Savannah Law Firm, Oliver Maner Proudly Sponsors Urban Hope’s 14th Annual Chefs and Chocolates

• State Senate Passes Tort Reform Bill Aimed at ‘Direct Action’ Lawsuits

• Vogtle Unit 4 Reaches Initial Criticality

• VC Funding Growth in Georgia Lags Behind U.S. Average

• Georgia Once Again Ranks High on National List of Top Truck Bottlenecks

• UGA to Launch New School of Medicine

• Coca-Cola Reports Fourth Quarter and Full-Year 2023 Results

• Georgia Bikes Establishes Active Transportation and Recreation Resource Center 

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