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Thomas & Hutton is expanding its Savannah region with a new satellite office in Statesboro, Georgia, enhancing its ability to serve clients in southeast Georgia with innovative engineering solutions.

Senator Billy Hickman, representing Georgia’s 4th Senate District, provides an update on key legislative developments following Crossover Day, including the successful passage of two bills he sponsored in the Senate.

Statesboro's federal courthouse found itself unexpectedly on a national list of potential closures, sparking local concern and questions about the building's future. The U.S. General Services Administration's (GSA) brief listing, and subsequent removal, of the courthouse has left residents seeking clarity on the process and the implications for the community.

Xcel Strategies, a Savannah-based mentoring and vocational training network, is expanding its Xcel Xpo career training exhibition to include its annual welding competition and has launched a new Manufacturing Lab at Bethesda Academy, furthering its mission to equip students with hands-on trade skills and career opportunities.

Georgia lawmakers are considering Senate Bill 150, which would allow retired teachers to return to the classroom 60 days after retiring with 25 years of service, as a temporary solution to the state’s shortage of 5,300 teachers.

The Georgia Ports Authority continues to expand its infrastructure and strengthen partnerships to meet growing demand, with plans to increase capacity at the Ports of Savannah and Brunswick, positioning Georgia as a key player in global commerce.

Ogeechee Technical College’s SkillsUSA team earned a gold medal, two silver medals, and one bronze medal at the SkillsUSA Georgia State Leadership and Skills Conference held in Atlanta from February 20-22, with standout performances in Esthetics and Cybersecurity, including gold medalist Sophia Lewis, who will compete at the national conference in June.

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The Performing Arts Center's Spring Matinee Series in 2025 offers an intriguing lineup of performances, bringing a diverse range of entertaining shows for patrons of all ages. See you at the show!

The Effingham County Board of Commissioners has announced the approval of a $500 million surface water infrastructure project aimed at removing the need for water from Bulloch wells and ensuring a sustainable and reliable water supply for Effingham, Bryan, Bulloch, and Chatham counties, including the City of Savannah.