News

September 15, 2023

• Bryan County Non-profit Trying to Improve Access to Behavioral, Mental Health Care

• Josh Keller Elected New Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Telfair Museums, and Eight New Trustees Appointed

• Savannah Police says App is in the Works to Report Crime

• Georgia Department of Public Safety Announces New Leadership

• US Declares Public Health Emergency in Georgia after Hurricane Idalia

• Delta Air Lines Restricting Airport Lounge Access

• Cities Connect: How to Attract the Film and Television Business to Your Community

• JAMES Magazine: U.S. Energy Secretary’s Georgia EV Snag

• Secretary Raffensperger Hosts She Leads Webinar

• These Are the States that Have Sold the Most Homes Per 100,000 People

• UGA Study: Socializing Boosts Mood More than Screentime

• First-Time Homebuyers Undeterred by Rising Mortgage Interest Rates

• 13% More Employees Want Early Access to Wages, Survey Reveals

September 14, 2023

• Homeless Authority launches 'Give Change That Counts' Initiative Supporting Area's Day Centers

• Commissioners Approve Controversial Zoning Change for Sapelo Island

• Seoyon E-Hwa, Savannah Technical College to sign MOU on Sept. 15

• Parker’s Kitchen Makes $135,000 Round-up Campaign Donation to Lowcountry Food Bank in Honor of Hunger Action Month

• T&H New Hires in Savannah

• BankSouth Promotes Jake Lee to Relationship Manager

• City To Host Water Resources Career Fair

• PIN 2023 Cleantech Community Research Grant Winners Announced

• Hartwell, a UGA Archway Partnership Community, Selected as Georgia’s Downtown of the Year

• AT&T Dream in Black Announces the 2023 Rising Future Makers Showcase, Empowering HBCUs and the Next Generation of Leaders

• Georgians Should Be Alert to Fraud After Hurricane Idalia

• 35.1% Of Georgia Households Are Without Credit Cards, 10th Most in the U.S.

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