News

March 23, 2022

• Rivian Hires Frank Klein as Chief Operations Officer

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Unchanged in February

• Half Of Workers Would Rather Quit Than Return To The Office Full Time

• 65% of Americans Mistakenly Think Carrying A Credit Card Balance Helps Their Score

March 22, 2022

• Successful Return of Savannah St. Patrick's Day Promises Healthy Future

• Scouts BSA Coastal Georgia Council Adds New Executive Board Members

• ENVIROVAC Fishing Tournament Benefits United Way of the Coastal Empire

• Savannah Philharmonic’s Keitaro Harada Receives one of Japan’s Highest Musical Honors

• Savannah Technical College Early Childhood Care & Education Instructor Named 2022 Advisor of the Year for SkillsUSA Georgia

• The DeSoto Launches Custom Scent Collection

• Lowcountry Made’s Bluffton Market is Spreading the Local Love one Market at a Time

• Georgia Gas Prices Begin to Fall Over Demand Drop Worries, Gas Tax Suspension

• Georgia Adopt-a-Stream Workshop to be Held March 26th

• 2022’s States With the Highest Job Resignation Rates – WalletHub Study

• Delta Has Summer Adventurers Covered With More Trans-Atlantic Flights, Premium in-Flight Experiences

• Georgia Business Leaders Rally Support for State Election Officials

• Aflac Incorporated Releases 2021 Business and Sustainability Report

• U.S. Department of Education Responds to Superintendent Woods’ call for Funding Flexibility on Fuel Costs

• Unpacking Consumer Demand for High-Priced, High-Quality Beef, Study Insights

• Small Businesses Value Social Media Over All Other Digital Marketing Channels

• New Service Offerings and Business Models Shape Today's Managed Services Market

• 20% of Employees Used Telehealth in 2021 & Declined Throughout the Year

March 21, 2022

• Breeze Airways Announces Five New Nonstop Flights To Savannah/Hilton Head International

• Crunch Franchise Announces Newest Location in Savannah

• Candidates Visit Coastal Georgia as Race for Ga. Governor Heats up

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