News

June 23, 2017

• AT&T Donates $20,000 to SSU Student Support Fund

• Area Businesses Eligible for Up to $250,000 in Loans through Community Advantage Program

• Memorial, Mercer Graduate First Doctors from ‘Fast Track’ Program

• Auto Shop Reinforces Service with Social Media

• Optim Finds Last-minute Buyer for Millen Hospital

• Film Roles Mean Big Bucks for Savannah Business

• Savannah Leaders Celebrate Johnnie Ganem's 75th Diamond Anniversary

• Savannah Philharmonic Welcomes New Development Associate

• Richmond Hill Historical Society Raising Funds to Restore 1937 Ford Firetruck to Original Condition

• 58 Year Old From Richmond Hill Earns 2nd Degree Black Belt

• Georgia Farm Bureau Celebrates 80 Years

• Governor Launch Georgia Center for Early Language and Literacy

• Warren Schools Named Georgia Charter System of the Year

• Senate Health Care Bill Debuts in Uncertain Environment

• Spherion Study: Employees Prepared to Capitalize Upon Healthier Job Market and Desire for Higher Salary

• Delta to Boost Airbus A321 Order by 10 More Aircraft

• AAA: This Independence Day will be Historic, More Americans to Travel than Ever Before

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in May

• 70% of Americans Identify as Middle Class Despite a Prolonged Decline in Middle-Income Households in the US

• Harvey J. Gilbert Announces The 2017-18 CRE Top Ten Issues Affecting Real Estate

• The Weather Channel Launches Advanced Global Radar App

June 22, 2017

• Metro Savannah’s Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.4%

• City of Savannah Launches New ParkSavannah App

• Top-Rated Mini Hotel Encourages Two Summer Vacation Trips in One: Green Palm Inn Calls The Idea "Savannah for Dreamers"

• Hargray Connects First Customer to Gig Speeds in Valdosta

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