News

January 27, 2022

• Savannah Classical Academy Appoints Kerry Saegthong as New School Nutrition Program Manager

• Roger Moss Announces Candidacy for School Board President Seat on the Chatham County Board of Education

• Atlanta Braves Announce 151-Stop World Champions Trophy Tour

• Georgia DOT Accountability and Investment Report Available Online

• Southern Company Joins Hydrogen Council

• Foxhall Resort to Build Westin Hotel and Conference Center on 1,100-Acre Sporting Destination along Chattahoochee River

• GRSP Celebrates 75 Years Dedicates Peace Plaza & Will Watt Memorial Fountain

• U.S. Wage Growth Increased Substantially by 4.4 Percent

• New Research Shows Companies in Strong Recovery Phase

• Cisco Study Finds Privacy is Now Mission Critical for Organizations Worldwide

January 26, 2022

• NCG Cinema Brings Dozens of New Jobs to Savannah

• Calling all Savannah CEO's to Join Habitat For Humanity Day of Service

• Georgia Southern University Receives Slew of High Rankings in U.S. News Best Online Program Rankings

• 2022 Board Members for America's Second Harvest

• Savannah African Art Museum Plans January-February Workshops

• Georgians to Celebrate School Choice Week With Statewide School Choice Virtual Panel Savannah Charter School Expo

• Bill Cathcart to be Honored at Savannah Technical College Foundation's 17th Annual Opportunity Gala

• Dove Street Festival of Lights A Success

• SHAH's Allison Hora Completes Architectural Experience Program (AXP) and the Architect Registration Examination

• Titan Steel Door to Invest $11M to Expand Georgia Operations, Create Over 90 Jobs in Hart County

• Vinson Fellows Explore State and Local Issues in Fall Research Projects

• Georgia Gambling Bill Gaining Traction

• Dublin VA Begins Construction on New Outpatient Clinic

• Southeastern Grocers Evolves Community Bag and Giving Tag Program to Aid Local Organizations

• Consumer Confidence Fell in January

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