News

June 06, 2022

• New Practice Location to be Led by Experienced Women’s Care Specialist

• Starlandia Supply Celebrates 7 Years of Business

• Step One Automotive Group Celebrates 5 Year Anniversary with Community Appreciation Day

• Engineering Georgia Names Women of State Transportation Board and Georgia DOT to Most Influential List

• Mohawk Industries Announces Acquisition of Vitromex Ceramic Tile Business From Grupo Industrial Saltillo

• What to Know About the State of Georgia’s Cybersecurity Industry Ahead of RSA 2022

• Cement Shortage Putting a Damper on Summer Pool Projects

• Commissioner King: Take Steps to Prepare for Hurricanes

• Habitat for Humanity International and Lowe's Continue Partnership

• OPB Georgia Investments in Housing Grant

• Study from The Advertising Coalition Finds Advertising Drives $7.1 Trillion in US Sales

• Strategic and International Experience on US Corporate Boards Decline

• US Employment Service Revenues Set to Drop in 2022, Return to Growth Long Term

June 03, 2022

• Savannah Culinary Institute Announces Construction to Begin this Summer

• Folgado, Sykes and Thiffault to Head Up Clovers Professional Soccer Organization

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Selected for The Hanover’s President’s Club

• Savannah Film Alliance Announces Meeting

• City Partners with Savannah Regional Central Labor Council to Host Union Job Fair

• Georgia Southern Faculty Secure $1.8 million Grant

• Gov. Kemp Appoints New Chair of State Elections Board

• Applications for 2023 Masters Tournament Now Being Accepted

• Kubota Unveils Plans for New $140M Facility to Further Expand Manufacturing Capacity

• IRG Invests $20M Improvements, Plans Rail Connection at Georgia Project

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Makes Big Investments In Electric Vehicle Future

• Georgia Natural Gas Customers Offset More than 100 Million Pounds of Carbon

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