News

October 12, 2020

• Small Business Assistance Corporation Announces Staff Promotions and New Hire

• Savannah Technical College Creates Coastal Georgia Center for Driver Safety with Grant Funding from Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety

• Family Promise of the Coastal Empire Awarded $1.4M CARES Act Grant

• Demand for Charter Schools in Chatham County Reflects Statewide Poll

• St. Joseph’s/Candler Modifying Visitor Restrictions On October 12th

• Merchants on Bee Announces Grand Opening Celebration

• La Regina Atlantica to Open First U.S. Processing Facility for Famous Tomato Sauce in Bacon County

• Carr Recognizes Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Encourages Georgians to Protect their Data and Devices

• Driving Distracted is a Dangerous Choice, A Sobering Message from AAA

• Bryce McCuin Appointed to PDMI Workshop Council

• Sen. Loeffler Op-Ed: We Need Commonsense Protections to Safeguard Women’s Sports

• Georgia Power: Save Money and Energy during Fluctuating Fall Temperatures

• Prescription Pet Medications Now Available in Georgia Publix Pharmacies

• Senator David Perdue Fights for Georgia Veterans

• Survey: 34% Of Workers Are More Burned Out Now Than A Year Ago

• As Unemployment Climbs, the Applicant Pool to Healthcare has Changed Significantly

• Nearly 67% of Early Retirees Save Before Age 40 - MoneyRates Survey

October 09, 2020

• Memorial Health University Physicians Adds Two New Doctors to Women’s Care

• Savannah Tech Receives Kias for Instruction Thanks to KMMG Donation

• SCCPSS Names 2021 Instructional Support Person of the Year

• Ribbon Cuttings for Center Parc Credit Union Next Week

• Laura Skellie Named President of National Association of Women in Construction- Coastal Georgia Chapter

• Savannah Philharmonic's Picnic in the Park 2020 to Be Virtual

• Union Mission Partners with SAFE Shelter for Informational Zoom on Domestic Violence Awareness Month

• Kysor Warren Epta US Invests $27M in Columbus North American Headquarters, Creates 200 Jobs

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