News

April 10, 2020

• Savannah Convention Center Projected to Lose $1M Due to COVID-19

• Joe Haddad Joins KBRS As Logistics Manager

• Ameris Bank Donates $2 Million to Support 19 Rural Georgia Hospitals

• Salvation Army Receives Generous Donation From Gulfstream

• Coastal Heritage Society Opens Fundraisers to Keep Educational Resources Available to Local Families

• Mercer University School of Medicine Students Develop MUSM COVID-19 Response Team to Organize Volunteer Efforts

• Savannah Native Vilda Gonzalez Delivers Homemade Chicken Bone Broth for Good Health, Savory Taste

• Georgia Film Industry in Limbo

• Georgia Army National Guard and Air National Guard Respond for COVID-19 Relief

• Gas South Commits Over $1M to Support COVID-19 Relief

• Gov. Kemp and Georgia Dept. of Labor Partner on Getting Funds to Georgians

• UGA SBDC: More Webinars Offered for Small Businesses

• PeopleForBikes Community Announces Grant Program

• FEMA’S ‘Project Airbridge’ Takes Flight With 25 UPS Charter Flights, Dedicated FEMA Distribution Center

• Federal Reserve Takes Additional Actions to Provide up to $2.3T in Loans to Support the Economy

• 1 in 3 Home Tour Requests Are Now for Video Tours

April 09, 2020

• Re:Purpose Savannah Receives $20,000 Gulfstream Giving Grant

• OTC Campus Safety Delivers Medical-Grade Gloves to TCSG

• United Way of the Coastal Empire Receives $5,000 from CareSource

• Local Bike Shop Sees Increase in Business during Pandemic

• Savannah Classical Academy Announces Literary Team’s Recent Win

• Memorial Health Announces Pandemic Pay Policy

• Greenbriar Children's Center Welcomes New Board Member

• Georgia Electric Providers Urge Public to Maintain Proper Social Distance from Utility Workers

• COVID-19 Keeps Georgia Produce Farmers from Hiring Labor, Exporting Crops

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