News

April 25, 2018

• 3,000 Lbs. of Electronic Waste Collected for Recycling by Junkluggers of the Coastal Empire at Earth Day Festival

• Parker’s Opens Newest Retail Store on Lady’s Island, S.C.

• From New York to Savannah: A Georgia Southern Graduate’s Role at One of the City’s Newest Music Venues

• Marker Capsulizes Statesboro's History

• Page International Promotes Kellianne Edgy to Team Leader

• Bryan County Bark Park Appoints New Board Members

• Spring Career Fair Announced at The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa on April 29th-30th

• Physician Legends Award Presented to Dr. Robert Wynn of St. Joseph’s/Candler

• The Coca-Cola Company Reports Solid Operating Results and a Positive Start to 2018

• Synovus Announces Strong Earnings for the First Quarter 2018

• Georgia Forestry Association Applauds EPA Administrator for Recognizing Carbon Benefits of Woody Biomass

• InComm Expansion to Create More Than 150 Jobs in Georgia

• Governor Deal Proclaims April 25th DNA Day in Georgia

• New Milestones Reached for Vogtle Unit 3

• Senator David Perdue: Mike Pompeo Is The Right Person For The Job

• American Airlines Announces New Program to Recruit Next Generation of Pilots With Launch of Cadet Academy

• Existing-Home Sales Climb 1.1% in March

• Rising Interest Rates, Vehicle Prices Can Cost Car Shoppers Thousands More to Finance New Vehicles in 2018, According to Edmunds

April 24, 2018

• New Arena Site Plan Presents Challenges, Opportunities

• Sen. Isakson: Port of Savannah a Channel to Jobs, Industry

• Advertising Specialty Services Celebrates 30 Years in Business & Unveils New Brand

• Ameris Bancorp Announces Financial Results For First Quarter 2018

• Google, Georgia Southern University’s Center for Applied Cyber Education to Offer Free Training, One-on-One Help from Google Staff April 25th

• Fox & Weeks Presents $1000 Matthews Children’s Foundation Grant to Matthew Reardon Center for Autism

• A Vintage View Market Opens in Richmond Hill

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