News

May 11, 2023

• 2023 Senate Study Committee on Foster Care and Adoption

• Georgia Teens Earn $776 per Month Working Summer Jobs, 3rd Lowest

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Announces Live FIN FIT Event in Atlanta: “Fearlessly Fundraising for Small Businesses”

• Southern Company Ranks #1 for Black Executives for Second Consecutive Year

• Cities Connect: How to Support Afterschool and Summer Learning Programs

• Cash and Liquidity Management Confidence Levels Declining Among Executives

• New-Vehicle Transaction Prices Decline as Automaker Incentives Hit Highest Point in a Year

• CEOs Concerned About the Banking Crisis

May 10, 2023

• HUD Fully Funds All Chatham Savannah Authority for the Homeless Programs for 2023

• May Meeting of Savannah Council on World Affairs

• SCCPSS Superintendent Candidate In-person Interviews Begin

• Mary Williams Joins CPPI as Senior Project Manager in Georgia and South Carolina

• Medicinal Cannabis Dispensary Coming to Pooler this Summer

• Veteran Carriers Host 4th Annual Trucking For A Cause to Benefit the TACP Foundation

• Secure Records Solutions Announces Christopher Powell Jones as President & CEO

• Caylee Noggle Named Georgia Hospital Association President & CEO

• April Net State Tax Revenues Down 16.5%

• Georgia Agriculture Commodity Commission Seeking Nominations

• Georgia Historical Society Receives Gift from Savannahian Ellen B. Bolch in Memory of Coach Vince Dooley

• Study: States Where Unemployment Claims Are Increasing the Most

• Fitch Rates Georgia Power Company's Senior Notes 'BBB+'

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in April

• Cash and Liquidity Management Confidence Levels Declining

• Employers Increasingly Called Upon to Build a Resilient Workforce

May 09, 2023

• Attorney Emory L. Larkin Joins HunterMaclean

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