News

July 13, 2020

• Ryan Thompson Named Effingham Chamber Board Chairman

• National Technical Honor Society Member Wins National Scholarship

• Flowers Foods Announces Temporary Closing of Savannah Bakery Due to COVID-19 Pandemic

• Georgia Businesses Received $14.5 Billion in PPP Loans

• Southern Nuclear and Plant Vogtle Recognized for Digital Innovation

• Perdue, Loeffler Announce $12M in CARES Act Funding for Georgia Small Businesses

• Georgia Archives' Spring Book and Paper Conservation/Preservation Workshop Series

• SBA Provided $20 Billion to Small Businesses & Non-Profits Through the EIDL Advance Program

• Georgia Power Offers Energy-saving Tips to Help Reduce Impact of Summer Heat during COVID-19

• Voter Registration Deadline for August 11th Primary Runoff Moved to Comply with Federal Law

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: When Will the Georgia Legislature Break Up with Tax Breaks?

• Georgians are About to Pay $7.3 Billion More for Prescription Drugs

• Fast Survey Finds 66% of Americans Will Take a Pay Cut for Flexibility to Work Remotely

• Amazon’s Climate Pledge Arena Set to Change the Game Rules on Green Stadium Design

July 10, 2020

• Creative Coast Column: Savannah Entrepreneurs Learn Online How to Launch Businesses

• SBAC Receives a $100,000 Grant from Truist COVID-19 Relief Efforts

• McShane Construction Completes 280-Unit Parc at Pooler Luxury Apartment Community

• Over $10,000 Donated to Greater Bluffton Jasper County Volunteers in Medicine from Peacock Subaru Hilton Head's Share the Love Campaign

• Jackie Estes Joins Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices as Executive Vice President - Operations

• Runners, Walkers Needed for Red Hot Chili Pepper 5K to Benefit Family Promise of Bryan County

• Historic Beaufort Foundation Appoints Lesley Francis PR

• Georgia Reports Most UI Benefits Ever Paid in One Week

• Georgia Film Industry Moves Closer to Getting Back to Business

• Georgia Releases New Broadband Maps

• Rural Georgia's Cady Bag Business Gets $5M Investment

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