News

August 14, 2023

• Johnson High School Teacher Receives Fulbright Award

• Ash Tree Organization Founder Dr. Morris Brown Receives Presidential Volunteer Service Award

• Hussey Gay Bell Savannah Expands its the Hire of Brimigion

• Judy Blackston Named Financial Benefits Coordinator and Insurance Agent at Queensborough

• Chatham Co. Department of Family and Children Services Hosts Training Sessions for Foster Parents

• Is a Hydrogen Highway in Georgia’s Future? The State Wants to Find Out

• AG Carr Pushes Back Against EPA’s Proposed New Rule on Power Plants

• 3 Reasons Your Child’s Annual Back-to-School Physical Is The Perfect Time To Talk About Mental Health

• Senate President Pro Tempore Celebrates Expansion of Leader in Me Model Across Georgia

• Charlie Harper: Red Or Blue? Where is the Tipping Point?

• Rise of the Underdog: Study Reveals Remarkable Shift Towards Adoption Of Shelter Dogs Over Purebred Purchases in Georgia

• US Housing Market Recoups $3 Trillion Lost in Recent Slowdown

• 47% of Employees Say They'll Quit if Employer Orders Return to Office Full Time, According to Integrated Benefits Institute Analysis

• More Than 75% of U.S. Companies Say Data Infrastructure Falling Short as Data Security, Sustainability Challenges Surge

August 11, 2023

• Historic Review Board Approves Hotel Plan Off Johnson Square

• Thomas & Hutton Announces New Professional Engineer in Savannah, Megan Cook

• Nine SAA Film Teams Selected to Compete in Prestigious NYC Film Festival

• Savannah State Stakeholders Calling for National Presidential Search

• Dental Claim Support Appoints Danya Montoya as New Director of Operations

• CURE Childhood Cancer Proudly Announces $5M in Research Grants

• Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society Partnering with Sunshine Pottery to Hold a Monthly Family Support Meeting August 17th

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce Thanks Governor Brian Kemp for Position on Civil Justice Reform

• Georgia State Tax Revenue: July Non-Motor Fuel Tax Up 5.0%, Net Revenues Up 13.1%

• Dr. Robert Buschman Named New Georgia State Economist

• Georgia Ports Container Volumes up 17% from June

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