News

March 21, 2023

• 3 years Since COVID Confirmed & Testing Started in Chatham County

• Savannah Native Auditioning for 'American Idol' Earns Golden Ticket to Hollywood

• Sparkling Queens Expands Residential and Commercial Cleaning Services to Customers in Effingham County and Port Wentworth

• Creative Coast Announces Winter/Spring Girls Code Games Sessions

• Vogtle Unit 4 begins Hot Functional Testing

• Chick-fil-A Will Offer New App Rewards, Increase Points Required for Redemption

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Dropped at the Pump

• Inflation Caused 16.9% of Georgia Adults to Increase Credit Card Use

• GPB: The Number of Black Video Game Developers is Small, But Strong

• Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Historical Marker Recognizing Georgia Author Frank Garvin Yerby

• Southern Linc Names Rich Wiltfang 2022 Dealer of the Year

• 2023’s Best & Worst States for Doctors – WalletHub Study

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 242,000 Jobs in February; Annual Pay was Up 7.2%

March 20, 2023

• Local Chefs Make Career Presentation at H.V. Jenkins High School for CTAE Month

• 7th Annual “Clays for Kids” to Benefit Jenkins Athletic Club March 24, 2023

• Port City Customs Wraps Car for MMA Fighter Conor McGregor

• Hinesville Sees Rise in January Unemployment Rate

• The 200 Club Hosts Third Annual Pooler Run for Heroes on May 6

• Jacob G. Smith Students Shine in Social Science Fair

• Upcoming Georgia SBA Small Biz Training Events: March 20th-24th

• GA Regional Commissions See Rise in Unemployment Rates

• GaDOE Awards Second Round of Opportunity Grants to 498 schools

• Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Announces Official Vidalia Onion Pack Date for 2023

• Charlie Harper: Recent Bank Failures Not At All Like Last Banking Crisis

• Aflac Incorporated Releases 2022 Business and Sustainability Report

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