News

January 30, 2023

• revalyu Resources Will Build its First Facility in the U.S. in Statesboro

• SBAC Announces Retirement of Vice President Stephen George and Promotion of Wendy Jeffers and Victoria Saxton

• Savannah Law Firm Oliver Maner Names I. William Drought, III Partner

• Southeastern Georgia Chapter ABOTA 2023 Annual Meeting Honors Judges for Distinguished Service

• Greenbriar Children’s Center Gets Community Transformation Grant

• Hinesville Sees Drop in December Unemployment Rate

• Georgia Bill Would Standardize Food Delivery Services Like DoorDash, UberEats

• Sustainable Building Materials Company to Invest $59 Million in Upson County

• Kia America & Kia Georgia Contribute $100,000 to the American Red Cross of Georgia in Support of Tornado Relief Initiatives

• Georgia Workforce Pipeline Snapshot Georgia High School Graduation Rate

• Regional Commissions See Mostly Decreased December Unemployment Rates

• Pearl Harbor Sailor from Georgia to be Buried in Arlington National Cemetery

• Mental Health Day at Georgia Capitol to Highlight Rural Mental Health

• Insurance Commissioner's Office & NICB Personnel Deployed to Catastrophe Claims Village

• Changes in Unemployment Rate by State – WalletHub Study

• Q1 U.S. Hiring Outlook Remains Strong, Yet Signs of Slowdown Emerge

• Seasonal Cooling, Cost Strains Bring Housing Market Closer to 'normal'

January 27, 2023

• Savannah Sees Drop in December Unemployment Rate

• United Way Recognizes Georgia Ports Authority for Hitting a Major Milestone in Support

• Hyundai Donates $30,000 to Local Nonprofits in Savannah to Continue its Investment in Georgia

• SCAD and Deloitte Unveil New Digital Design, Research, and Innovation Studios

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Fourth Quarter and Year Ended 2022 Results

• Gulfstream G700 Amasses 25 Speed Records

• Events at the Town of Thunderbolt

• Savannah Globe Gets Updates

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