News

February 17, 2023

• Governor Kemp Announces Additional Broadband Grants to Expand High-Speed Internet

• Brandon Gaudin, Voice of Madden, Joins Braves' TV Booth

• Southern Co. Profits Increase in 2022, Gives Vogtle Update

• PCOM Georgia’s Pharmacy Class of 2024 Receive White Coats

• Superintendent Woods Names 2023 AP Honor Schools

• Kare Mobile Inc. Partners with Amerigroup Georgia to Improve Oral Health Outcomes Across the State

• Ben Wiggins Selected as a 2022 Superintendent to Watch by the National School Public Relations Association

• Vast Majority of Americans Prefer In-Person Job Interviews vs. Virtual

• Survey Reveals Real Estate Brokers' Top 5 Challenges for This Year

• Expect a Competitive Shopping Season, Despite Few Available Homes

• BBB Tip: Choosing a Mechanic for Auto Repair and Service

February 16, 2023

• Lawmakers Address Top Issues During Savannah-Chatham Day at State Legislature

• City Completes Back to Basics Commitment by Establishing Expanded Litter Teams

• SCAD Salutes Ships of the Sea

• Colonial Oil Recognized by Multi-national Organization, Earns Chevron Regal Gold Marketers Award

• Savannah Classical Academy Receives $26,000 Grant from Gulfstream Aerospace Corp.

• Savannah Book Festival: George Dawes Green to Replace Jack Carr at Festival Opening Address

• Lowcountry Down syndrome Society Issues Call for Nominations for 2023 Night of Champions

• Hometown Hero: Sparkling Queens Cleaning

• Savannah On Wheels To Host Second Annual Last Stop Loved Bike Ride Benefitting Local Animal Rescue

• Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance is Now Available for One Additional Georgia County in the Wake of the Severe Storms

• Southeastern Grocers Expands Online Shopping Service With Curbside Pickup

• David E. Meador & Lizanne Thomas to Join Southern Company Board of Directors

• Report Reveals Record-Breaking Year for Cyber Threats

• Job Seekers Remain Active, Optimistic and Fatigued

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