News

January 21, 2021

• Energy Grant Provides Effingham School Opportunity to Study Smart Home Technology

• American Traditions Vocal Competition Unveils Access to Virtual Competition and New Media Partnership

• 2020 Year End Real Estate Market In Review For Savannah

• The Art of "Visions" Go Fund Me

• 32nd Annual Savannah Black Heritage Festival Opens Feb. 5th

• The Bayou Cafe, for 30 Years a River Street live Music and Food Destination, to Close

• How Biden’s First 100 Days will Affect Georgia

• Hartsfield-Jackson Looking for Development Partner in Cargo Ultimate Project

• Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler Delivers her Farewell Address

• Mill Graves Joins Retail Strategies as Director of Business Development

• Colonial Georgia: The Oglethorpe Years February 2021 Virtual Lunch and Learn

• Georgia Real Estate Agents Earn Adjusted $51,194 Per Year

• UGA Study: Family Life Can Make You a Better Boss

• 42% of Small Businesses Plan to Build a Mobile App in the Future, Presenting a New Opportunity to Connect with Customers

• IT Employment Continues Upward Climb

• Average Down Payments for New Vehicles Continue to Rise in Q4, According to Edmunds

January 20, 2021

• Forbes: Gulfstream Leads The Skies In Sustainability

• Redevelopment in Savannah’s Starland District Announces Naming & First Business Partner Sola Salon Studios

• Details Announced for the 28th Annual American Traditions Vocal Competition

• Telfair Museums Members Donate More than 1,000 Pounds of Food to Food Bank

• Emmy Award-winning Journalist with Savannah, Lowcountry Ties Joins WJCL as Weekend Anchor

• The Public Restaurant to Reopen After Devastating Kitchen Fire

• Savannah Funeral Home’s Secret Role in the Civil Rights Movement

• Announcing the Fifth Annual Savannah Antiques and Architecture Weekend Preservation is Fun!

• Great Oaks Bank Promotes Dylan Brinkley; Tim Burnsed Joins Team

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