News

March 08, 2022

• Savannah Classical Academy Hosts Spring Fine Arts Night

• United Way of The Coastal Empire Partners With Liberty County Schools to Promote Early Childhood Literacy and Read United in Liberty County

• 4-H Grows Tomorrow’s Leaders

• AGCO Agriculture Foundation Donates to Ukraine Emergency Relief

• PCOM Georgia Students Deliver CPR Training to Community

• 2023 Georgia Teacher of the Year Finalists Announced

• Georgia Public Service Commissioners to Hold “Consumer Town Hall” on March 24th

• Georgia Painters Earn an Adjusted $42,114 Per Year

• New Wage Data Tracks Trends in Hourly Pay Into the Future

• More Consumers Expect Mortgage Rates and Home Prices to Rise Even Further

• Job Listings at S&P 500 Companies up 1.8% in January 2022 According to S&P 500 LinkUp Jobs Index

March 07, 2022

• Savannah Technical College is Recognized for Excellence at 2022 SkillsUSA Georgia Conference

• Bunny Ware Joins the WSAV Bridge Team

• Experts From UGA Food Science, GA Dept. of Agriculture, UGA SBDC, AgSouth, and More Collaborate on NEW “Starting a Food Business” Class

• Jenkins Model United Nations Team Earn Honors at Conference

• Student Chapter of 2 Legit 2 Lit Campaign to Host Community Cleanup

• Queensborough Welcomes Candace Summerall as Mortgage Loan Officer

• Banana Ball World Tour Tryouts Brings out Unique Group of Players

• Pulitzer Prize-Winning Poet Jericho Brown Coming to Georgia Southern University March 9-10

• February State Net Tax Revenues Up 1%

• Nominations Now Open for 2022 Georgia District Office Local Awards

• UGA Marine Extension & Georgia Sea Grant Funds Projects That Support Georgia’s Seafood and Tourism Industries

• On the Farm: 2022's High Beef Prices not Bringing big Profits to Georgia Cattle Producers

• Georgia National Guard to Celebrate Women's History Month

• An Average 21.2% Of Georgia Renters Were Behind on Payment, 5th Most in U.S

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