News

March 28, 2022

• United Way of the Coastal Empire's Annual Women who Rule Event to Honor Ellen BOLCH as “Woman of the Year”

• Family STEM day Returns for First Time Since Start of Pandemic

• Islands High Teacher Expands Students' Horizons For College and Beyond

• Savannah Technical College has Selected Smith as Adult Education 2022 Outstanding Teacher of the Year

• GaDOE Awards Series of Opportunity Grants

• AG Carr: State to Receive Roughly $636 Million for Opioid Treatment, Prevention

• a2b Fulfillment Expands in Pennsylvania and South Carolina

• River Group Launches New Mobile App, 'Georgia River Guide'

• GDEcD State of Small Business: A Roundtable Opportunity

• Southern Company Gas Identifies Pathways to Net Zero Maximizing GHG Reductions With Greatest Affordability

• 7.2% Of Georgia Mortgage Holders Were Behind on Their Payments

• 70% of Small Businesses Invest on Social Media Advertising This 2022, New Visual Objects Study Finds

• With Uncertainty Roiling Equities, New Survey Finds 98% of Investors Plan to Put Significant Funds in Commercial Real Estate

• Malwarebytes Annual Report Reveals Massive "COVID Bounce" in Cyberthreats

March 25, 2022

• The Abbie DeLoach Foundation Announces Guest Speaker and Co-Hosts for Annual Scholarship Luncheon

• Savannah Children’s Museum to Host Bug Fest

• Meybohm Commercial is Opening a New Office in Savannah, GA

• Georgia Historical Society President and CEO Dr. W. Todd Groce Named to James Magazine's 2022 Most Influential List

• SCCPSS to Offer DriveSafe Online Defensive Driving Courses for Bus Drivers

• Local IT Services Firm Quvecta Announces Partnership With National Cloud Computing Provider

• AT&T Looking to fill Over 600 Positions in Georgia

• Georgia COVID-19 Data Interactive Map of the State

• Georgia Tax Refund Questions Answered

• Last Chance: Submit Your Nomination for the 2022 Georgia District Office Awards

• Georgia Residents Spend More Than Average on Vehicle Costs

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