News

March 24, 2020

• Savannah African Art Museum Announces it will Remain Closed through April 8th

• Bryan County Encourages Residents to Respond to 2020 Census Online

• Gov. Kemp Issues New Executive Orders, Provides COVID-19 Update

• Georgia DOT Awards $127M in Construction Contracts for February

• Coronavirus Prompts Georgia’s Small Businesses to Reinvent

• Georgia Tech: Cyber Hygiene Keeps Your Email Safe from Virtual Viruses

• Charlie Harper: Covid-19 and The Great Time Out

• Southern Company Gas Commits $2.5M across its Footprint to Support COVID-19 Relief Efforts

• UGA Extension Helps Georgia Improve Water Usage Efficiency

• Amid Tidal Wave of Coronavirus Layoffs, Some Companies Hire in Georgia

• Facebook Releases Online Tools for Local Governments Amid COVID-19

• Announcing the 2020 GA Smart Communities Challenge

• Travel Leaders Group Requests Urgent Assistance for Travel Agencies of Every Type

• Scam Alert: Coronavirus Creates "Perfect Storm" for Scammers

March 23, 2020

• Barge Design Solutions’ Savannah Office Moves to Historic Drayton Street

• Charleston-based Firm to Develop 2,500 Acres along I-95 at SC Border near Savannah

• Historic Board OKs Gordon Low Birthplace Garden Renovations

• YMCA Responds to the Needs of Critical Professionals in Coastal Georgia

• Salvation Army Shelter Expands Facilities to Meet Increased Demand

• Loop It Up Honors Four at Soup It Up 2020

• Arthur M. Blank Foundation Commits $5.4M to COVID-19 Relief Efforts

• Rural Hospitals: A New Crisis on Top of the Old One

• CSU's Leadership Institute Offers Free Webinar March 26th

• Georgia’s Financial Institutions Proactive on Coronavirus

• Delta Obtains $2.6B Credit Facility

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