News

February 03, 2021

• Delta Celebrates Black History Month, Brings Hit New Entertainment Onboard

• Dates Changed for GEA 2021 Virtual Leadership Series

• UPS Releases 4Q 2020 Earnings

• Georgia DOT Accountability and Investment Report Available Online

• Southeastern Grocers Celebrates Black History Month with Community Donation Program

• Half of Americans Will Bet on Super Bowl, Led by Millennials & Gen Z

February 02, 2021

• World Trade Center Savannah Announces New Board of Directors

• Georgia Power Renews Support of Talented, Diverse Students’ Dreams of Becoming Future Leaders

• ExperCARE Promotes Kari Smith as Chief of Staff

• Savannah SCORE’s Popular “Tools to Grow Your Business” Lunch-and-Learn Workshop Series Returns in February

• 200 Club's Valor Awards to Honor Two Local First Responders April 15th

• Senior Citizens, Inc. Receives $20,000 for Stand-Alone Freezer

• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Bay Street Realty Group and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Cora Bett Thomas Realty Add Marjory McMillan Mitchell to the Team as Realtor

• RHBC Chamber of Commerce Hosts February Coffee & Commerce

• COVID-19 Variant Cases Increase in Georgia

• 97 Georgia Publix Pharmacies to Offer Doses of the COVID‑19 Vaccine

• Kia Motors Passes On Super Bowl Commercial To "Accelerate The Good" For America's Youth

• Governor Brian Kemp: Championing Georgia’s Foster Children Through Common-Sense Reforms

• GMA Works for Georgia Cities

• Businesses continue to Struggle to Find Qualified Talent Despite Millions of Individuals Looking to Re-enter the Workforce

• Study: Fewer than a Third of Millennial Parents Have a Will

• Homebuyers Undeterred by Declining Listings--Pending Sales up 32%, New Listings Down 10%

February 01, 2021

• United Way of the Coastal Empire Hires Liberty County Director

• Development Planning & Engineering Combines with Thomas & Hutton To Serve Expanding Atlanta Markets

• Parker’s Announces Two New Hires in Key Areas to Support Regional Growth

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