News

February 23, 2023

• People Visit Plains to Reflect on Former President Jimmy Carter's Legacy

• CAES Research Keeps Georgia's Agriculture Industry on Leading Edge of Innovation

• Employees in Georgia Earn 46.7% Less Than Managers, 5th Largest Gap in the U.S.

• Employers Prioritize Long-Term Value, Measurable Impact Over Cost Savings Amid Growing Talent Shortages

• New Collinson Survey Reveals Which Services Travelers Are Willing to Pay for at the Airport

• Luxury Share of U.S. Market Sets New Record in January, as Transaction Prices Remain Up 5.9% Year Over Year

February 22, 2023

• Savannah Clovers FC & Savannah United Announce a Strategic Partnership

• World Trade Center Savannah to host “Export Awareness for Minority and Women-Owned Businesses”

• Savannah Uber Drivers Experiencing Issues with Company Software

• City to Host Feb. 25 Savannah Gardens Energy-efficiency Community Event

• Stefenia Thompson Joins Weichert, Realtors - Coastal Properties in the Savannah Office

• Savannah Technical College Recognizes Fall 2022 Dean's List

• Parking Fees Increasing on Tybee Island

• Gretsch School of Music Hosts Joe Robinson in Concert on March 22

• Five SCCPSS High Schools Named AP Honor Schools for 2023

• Home Depot Posts Mixed Q4 Earnings, Raises Dividend By 10%, Forecasts Decline In FY23

• USS Jimmy Carter Serves as Tribute to 39th President’s Naval Career

• New Georgia Rooftop Solar Rules on Horizon to Stop 'bad actors'

• AG Carr Challenges New WOTUS Rule to Protect Georgia Farmers, Landowners

• Verify: Do Tornado Victims in Georgia Get Extra Time to File Taxes?

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 0.7% in January

• Economy Off to Surprisingly Strong Start in 2023, But It's Not Expected to Last

• Home Prices Stabilize as Buyers Get a Jump on Spring Shopping

February 21, 2023

• Savannah Bananas Kick Off 2023 Banana Ball World Tour

• Live Oak Public Libraries Names Director of Collection Management

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