News

February 17, 2023

• Vast Majority of Americans Prefer In-Person Job Interviews vs. Virtual

• Survey Reveals Real Estate Brokers' Top 5 Challenges for This Year

• Expect a Competitive Shopping Season, Despite Few Available Homes

• BBB Tip: Choosing a Mechanic for Auto Repair and Service

February 16, 2023

• PCOM South Georgia: Local Physicians Talk Rural Medicine

• Savannah Exports Up 21% in January

• Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance is Now Available for One Additional Georgia County in the Wake of the Severe Storms

• Gulfstream Delivers 100th G600

• Southeastern Grocers Expands Online Shopping Service With Curbside Pickup

• David E. Meador & Lizanne Thomas to Join Southern Company Board of Directors

• Report Reveals Record-Breaking Year for Cyber Threats

• Job Seekers Remain Active, Optimistic and Fatigued

• 2023’s Top Mardi Gras Cities

• Renters Pay a 'singles tax' of Nearly $7,000 for Living Alone

February 15, 2023

• Residents Oppose Townhouse Projects

• South Georgia Studios Brings Pitchfest to 2023 SGFF

• Technology Association of Georgia Announced the Finalists for the 2023 TAG Technology Awards

• Georgia Bills Seek Sports Gambling without Statewide Vote

• More than $2M in SBA Disaster Loans Approved in Georgia for Businesses & Residents Affected by January Tornadoes

• Coca-Cola Revenue Climbs in Q4

• Georgia Reports an Average New Construction Value of $205,882

• 2023’s States With the Highest Job Resignation Rates – WalletHub Study

• Buyers are Getting More for their Money as Home Shopping Season Approaches

• Almost Half of Executives Expect a Rise in Cyber Events Targeting Accounting and Financial Data in Year Ahead

February 14, 2023

• County Examines TCHS Traffic Signals

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