News

July 30, 2020

• Savannah African Art Museum Presents 'And The Children Speak: A Virtual Art Exhibit Through the Voices of Our Youth”

• GEMA Donates Additional PPE supplies to USG

• Governor Kemp Honors the Life and Legacy of Congressman John Robert Lewis

• Office of Secretary of State Joins Financial Security Experts for Second COVID Fraud Teletown Hall

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Education Options are Varied and Available

• Farmers to Families Food Box Program Reaches 50 Million Boxes Delivered

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Decreased in July

July 29, 2020

• Corey Michael Green Joins JE Dunn Construction

• Gulfstream Advances G700 Flight-test Program

• U.S. Census Bureau Workers to Start Going Door-to-door for In-person Counts on August 11th

• Victoria Baylor from Savannah Partnered Up with SCALEINK in a Global Endeavor to Improve Equality & Diversity in Business

• SBA’s Payroll Protection Program Saves Thousands of Jobs

• Georgia Hospitals, Nursing Homes Push for More Federal COVID-19 Relief

• Charlie Harper: Covid Presents Opportunity To Rethink Student Loans

• Kemp Nominates Statewide Business Court Clerk

• Senate Passes Resolution Honoring John Lewis

• Senator Loeffler Announces $11.8M in Grants for Georgia Small Businesses

• UPS Promotes Laura Lane to Chief Corporate Affairs And Communications Officer

• S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index Reports 4.5% Annual Home Price Gain In May

• Survey: Most Small Businesses Project Revenue Decreases Due to COVID-19 Despite Nearly Half Avoiding Forced Closures

July 28, 2020

• Announcing the Savannah-Safe Jazz Festival 2020 to Reach Global Audience September 23rd-27th

• Park Place Outreach Receives $8,000 Grant from International Paper

• Savannah’s Small Businesses Eyeing Next Stimulus Package

• Georgia Southern Launches CARES Center to Support Students, Faculty and Staff during COVID-19 Pandemic

• Mercer University School of Medicine Announces Latest Class of Primary Care Accelerated Track Scholars

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