News

February 19, 2021

• MarketNsight Reports Homebuyers Not Fleeing Southern Cities for Suburbs

• Executives at Elevated Risk for Cyber Threats on Social Media

• BBB Tip: Planning a Getaway During the Pandemic? Take These Precautions

February 18, 2021

• Krautheimer Selected as Savannah Technical College’s Industrial Technology Dean

• SCCPSS Human Resources Chief Ramon Ray Presents at National Conference

• C.A. Murren & Sons Company, Inc. Starts New Project at Savannah Arena

• Russo’s Fresh Seafood Bluffton and lot 9 brewing co. Announce Winterfest Oyster Roast

• Cottrell to Invest $125 Million in Gainesville, Hall County Expansion

• Georgia Leads the Charge in Development of Electric Vehicle Supply Chain

• Integrated Fiber Solutions Announces $30 Million Expansion in Rome

• Georgia DPH Launches New COVID Vaccine Dashboard

• Carl Vinson Institute of Government Appoints Training and Development Associate Director

• Local Alzheimer's Advocates Plan to Urge State Lawmakers to Address Challenges Impacting the State's Most Vulnerable

• 60% of Georgians Are Uncomfortable Traveling During the Pandemic

• Over 74% of Leaders Expect Shifts in Employee Performance and Learning Processes Amid COVID-19 To Remain

• Milliman Analysis: Multiemployer Pension Plans Experience Highest Aggregate Funding Level Since 2007

February 17, 2021

• SCCPSS and Second Harvest Food Bank Announce Food Pantry Locations

• Burns selected as Savannah Technical College’s Fire Science Department Head

• Gulfstream G700 Surpasses 1,100 Flight Hours

• Apply Now for The Eichholz Law Firm’s 2021 Scholarship

• Join Buy Local for Its February Luncheon on the Savannah Riverboat with Guest Speaker Clinton Edminster

• AG Chris Carr Warns of Unemployment Benefits Scams

• Georgia Leaders Face Calls to Expand Vaccine Access, but Say Supply Limited

• GMA Executive Director: Legislative Advocacy for Cities is a Year-Round Commitment

• Rural Hospitals in Georgia Receive $140K in Funds

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