News

October 07, 2020

• Atlanta Press Club Loudermilk-Young Debate Series Hosts General Election Debates

• Georgia Power Continues to Make Progress on Ash Pond Closures

• Charlie Harper: What Are We Voting For?

• Bainbridge's Danimer Scientific to Become a Public Company

• Rep. Rich Named GAFP 2020 Legislative Champion of the Year

• Special Olympics Georgia Modifies Event Schedule

• Regal to Temporarily Suspend U.S. Theatre Operations on October 8th

• 74% of Small Business Owners Took On Debt to Offset COVID-19 Financial Losses

October 06, 2020

• Local Business Owner Reflects on Success During National Hispanic Heritage Month

• Bixby Land Company and AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets Acquire Class A Industrial Property in Savannah

• Gulfstream Launches Fourth G700 Test Aircraft

• Savannah Technical College to Host Big Pig Fundraiser

• Georgia Southern’s New Digital Resources Program Saves Students More than $500,000

• Savannah SCORE Leaders and Clients Participate in Small Business Roundtable with U.S. Small Business Administrator, Jovita Carranza

• Governor Announces $113M in CARES Act Funding to Support Georgia Nursing Homes

• Fintech South Announces World Class Speaker Line Up

• Habitat Report: Emerging Economies Undervalue Housing’s Share of GDP, Risk Missing a Key to COVID-19 Recovery

• SPLC Awards Over $4.5M in Second Round of Grants in Vote Your Voice Initiative

• Georgia Gas Prices Decrease Slightly at the Pump

• First Lady, CJCC Launch Statewide Human Trafficking Hotline

• Secretary Raffensperger Partners with the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber Federation to Recruit Poll Workers

• Report: COVID-19 Has 'Historic' Impact on Hospital Finances

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Increased in September

October 05, 2020

• Evan Harmeling Earns Maiden Korn Ferry Tour Title at Savannah Golf Championship

• Wedding Venues Seeing Business Bounce Back After Impacts of COVID-19

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