News

October 12, 2023

• 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

• Suniva Upgrades Manufacturing and Restarts Operations in Georgia

• Okefenokee Swamp Park Announces $497,000 in New Federal Funding for African American CCC Preservation Project

• Georgia Students Beat National Average on ACT, with Highest Scores in Reading

• Ag Chris Carr Hosts Law Enforcement, Business Partners to Strengthen Fight Against Organized Retail Crime

• Medical Spanish Course Readies Med Students for Outreach and Rotations

• Georgia DECAL Launches Free Online Academy to Enhance Child Care Providers Management Skills

• Traveler Spending Set to Increase in 2024, Survey Finds

• Data Centers Contribute $2.1 Trillion to US Economy, New PwC Study Finds

• Tech Employment Lags in Latest National Jobs Report, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

October 11, 2023

• Israel Attack Hits Close to Home for Members of Savannah Community

• Going Bananas for Savannah Bananas Tickets

• Elevate Savannah Appoints President of Colonial Oil, Bob Kenyon, to Board of Directors

• WSWGS Welcomes Attorneys Logan Berland and John Thomas Crosby to the Firm

• MDH Partners Acquires 655,370-Square-Foot Industrial Building in Savannah

• Gulfstream G500 Gains FAA Steep-Approach Certification

• Join Us: 2023 Savannah Chamber Business Awards Luncheon

• Telfair Museums Partner With Savannah State University To Host Free ‘Community In Conversation: Legacy Of Slavery In Savannah’ Events

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