News

July 21, 2023

• Sustainable Growth Throughout the State is the Focus of White Paper Released by the Georgia Regional Film and Entertainment Alliance

• University System of Georgia CFO Tracey Cook Receives National SHEEO Leadership Award

• Georgia Power Offers Advice and Resources for Customers During Summer Heat Wave

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for the U.S. Fell Further in June

• Weekly Earnings Up for Low-Income Workers, According to Ludwig Institute

July 20, 2023

• Alcohol Ordinances are Changing in Savannah. What They Are and How They Could Change

• JTVS Builders, Inc. Announces New Hire Bryon Houghton as Project Manager

• Savannah City Council will Vote on Stormwater Fund

• Savannah VOICE Festival Receives Grant From Georgia Council For The Arts

• Savannah Author Leigh Ebberwein to Hold Book Signing Event for New Book in “The Saints of Savannah” Series, “The Castle on Wassaw Sound.”

• Liberty Media Corporation Completes Split-Off of Atlanta Braves Holdings, Inc

• GACCE Announces 2023-2024 Executive Committee & Board Members

• The Coca-Cola Company Elects New Director and Corporate Officer

• Chuck E. Cheese Completes Brand Transformation in Georgia with $6.25M in CapEx Investment

• Eco-Energy Terminals Become First Two Verified Net-Zero Facilities in Georgia

• Delta Executives Say They're Not Seeing the Drop in Airfares That the Government Reports

• Georgia's Most Googled Injuries, According to New Study

• Kia America Plugs Into Electrify Expo Washington D.C.

• Truck Freight Tonnage and Revenues Rise in 2022, According to Report

• Inflation is Slowing, But Fully Quelling It Will Be Tough

• Milliman Analysis: Competitive Pension Risk Transfer Costs Decrease from 100.5% to 100.1% in June

July 19, 2023

• Will the Talmadge get Taller? Georgia DOT Wants to Raise Savannah's Bridge. Here's Why

• SAG-AFTRA Strike Impacting Movies Filming in Savannah, Pooler

• The Hearst Foundations Awards Union Mission with $100,000 Grant to Support Emergency Housing Programs for Men, Women and Children.

• Chatham County Elections Member Resigns, will Run for Open County Commission Seat

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