by IAG Staff | Mar 2, 2021 | Georgia Pines
The Savannah Gateway Industrial Hub officially opened its doors in February, giving the Port of Savannah a world class shipping hub that will combine rail, truck and ship logistics to ship goods across the continent. The 2,600 park in Effingham County, about 12 miles...
by IAG Staff | Feb 23, 2021 | Georgia Pines
The U.S. Supreme Court heard more oral arguments Monday in the unending “Water Wars” between Georgia and Florida, with Sunshine State attorneys arguing that Georgia’s water use has decimated oyster farming in Apalachicola – an area of the...
by IAG Staff | Feb 16, 2021 | Georgia Pines
South Georgia has an unlikely new business – video arcade machines. Rick Priester, a Savannah native, founded an arcade importer company in 2008 called Arcade Factory in Los Angeles. When the trade war with China implemented tariffs that threw a wrench into his...
by IAG Staff | Feb 9, 2021 | Georgia Pines
It goes without saying that the past year has been a long one for essential workers – those whose jobs are critical to continuing infrastructure operations, and many of whom had to cover for others through the COVID-19 pandemic. Communities around the state are...
by IAG Staff | Feb 2, 2021 | Georgia Pines
Community development organization Turn Around Columbus is working on a project that it hopes will reinvigorate the south side of town, an area which could use some investment. The first phase of the George Washington Carver Victory Garden & Farm began in...
by IAG Staff | Jan 26, 2021 | Georgia Pines
Nearly a century ago, . U.S. Sen. Richard Russell pushed for the Kettle Creek Battlefield, in Wilkes County east of Athens, to be designated a national park. Kettle Creek was the site of a major victory by U.S. forces against the British in the Revolutionary War in...