News

February 01, 2023

• Accelerated Investment in Aurubis’ Augusta Multi-metal Recycling Facility Strengthens Georgia’s Position in EV, Sustainability

• Georgia Ports Expanding Refrigerated Container Capacity

• Keyboardist for Allman Brothers and Rolling Stones Makes Case for Tax Incentives for Georgia Music

• Technical College System of Georgia Launches Senior Leadership Academy

• Gang Enforcement Legislation Introduced

• New Senate Bill on ail Reform Introduced

• Cruise Industry Prepares for Strong Year; AAA Shares Top Trends + Destinations for 2023

• S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices Results Released

• 55% of Online Consumers Distrust Brands with Their Personal Information: 2023 Optimove Survey

January 31, 2023

• Tybee Island Marine Science Center Names New Executive Director

• Effingham Co. Commission Votes to Use Grant Money to Improve Roads

• City of Statesboro Transforming Vacant Space into Art Park

• Legislation to Rename Hinesville VA Clinic to Be Introduced

• Savannah Culinary Institute Sale Features Artisan Breads, Chocolates and Pastries

• Hayden L. Blow, Research Analyst at The Fiduciary Group, Earns Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Designation

• Savannah Black Heritage Festival Opens with In-Person Events Feb. 1

• Peachtree Hospitality Management Grows its Third-Party Management Business with HOS Management Partnership

• SCCPSS Teams Up with United Way of the Coastal Empire for Read United Day

• Savannah State University Celebrates National Freedom Day Feb. 1

• New Study Finds Georgia to be One of America's Most Sleepless States

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Rise

• Georgia Group Among Many Across US Pushing Opioid Rescue Drug Access to Save Lives

• New Georgia Company Addresses Gaps in Key Manufacturing Processes

• Georgia Offers Nation's Lowest Cost 529 Plan for Saving for College

• Georgia Museum of Art to Present Highlights from Princeton University Art Museum Collection

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