News

May 09, 2022

• Summer Embrace Learning and Enrichment Opportunities

• Help Georgia Southern Give a Voice to Those Who Have Lost Their Own

• Letty Husson to be SOBA's Featured Artist in May

• Georgia Power Issues Landmark Equality Progress Sustainability Bond

• AGCO Suffers Ransomware Attack

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average on the Rise

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation for a Healthier Georgia

• Fox Theatre Institute Preservation Grant Program Announced

• GaDOE Recognizes Six Winners of 2021-22 Military Flagship School Award

• The Lutzie 43 Foundation & GDOT Partnered for Statewide Campaign during National Distracted Driving Awareness Month

• 75% of Hiring Managers Believe Hiring is Only Going to Get Harder

• Tech Employment Remains on Solid Footing, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

• US DOE Electric Drive Vehicle Battery Recycling and Second Life Applications

May 06, 2022

• Local Savannah Women In Construction Host Mitch Savoie Hill for Public Speaking Seminar

• Second Effingham Diversity and Inclusion Conference to Focus on Engaging People with Disabilities

• The Current Receives Grant from Fund for Investigative Journalism

• Bunny in the City Coming to Connect Savannah

• SCAD Appoints Lace Walker as Director of the Office of Inclusion

• Healthy Savannah and Ashford Tea Company Introduce Health Equi-Tea

• Parker’s Launches New Round-Up Charitable Giving Campaign

• Georgia Restaurants Continue to Face Obstacles After Surviving Pandemic

• Rural Stress Summit to Connect Georgia Farmers with Community Resources

• Gov. Kemp Signs Legislation to Support Georgia Businesses

• Georgia Saw 6.8% Decline in Services Spending During COVID, 15th Largest in U.S.

• Georgia’s Historic Theatres: Outlooks for Arts, Education & Funding

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