News

July 20, 2023

• 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

• Bar Located at Savannah's City Market to Soon Close after 30 Years in Business

• Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society to Hold Monthly Family Support Meeting Tomorrow

• Georgia State Patrol Wants You to Say They Have the Best Cruiser

• Yakult Chooses Bartow County for Second US Production Facility

• Georgia’s Film Industry Taking a Hit as Actors Join Writers on Strike

• Leadership GBA Board of Directors Elects and Installs Officers and Directors

• Georgia-based Zaxby's Expands West

• Gov. Kemp Announces Solicitors General Appointments

• Forward-looking CIOs are Moving Decisively to Generative AI

• BBB Tip: Avoid Bogus Bargains at Going Out of Business Sales

• US Retail Investors Express Concerns About Financial Futures

July 18, 2023

• Healthy Savannah, Forsyth Farmers’ Market and City Leaders Speak at National Anti-Hunger Policy Conference

• Richmond Hill Bryan County Chamber of Commerce Announces the 2023 Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival Entertainment

• League of Women Voters of Coastal Georgia Announces New Board Members

• Rincon Rec Department Closed Until Further Notice

• School Locations to Remain the Same for Gould, Mercer, Groves

• Carter Exchange Delivers 30%+ Average Annual Return to Investors Upon the Sale of Property in Pooler

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