News

March 19, 2019

• The Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Georgia Presents Donation to Bethesda Academy

• Savannah in Recovery Mode after St. Patrick’s Day Festival

• Savannah’s Arena Development Director Abruptly Retires as $160M Project Set to Break Ground This Year

• Savannah Master Calendar Announces Two New 2019 Corporate Partners

• United Way of the Coastal Empire Hires Bryan County Director

• Citi Trends Issues Statement Regarding Macellum Director Nominations

• Missy Mae’s Southern Boutique Ribbon Cutting Ceremony March 20th

• Ameris Bank Donates $1.65M to Support 16 Rural Georgia Hospitals

• Governor and First Lady Celebrate Agriculture Awareness Week

• Georgia Oyster Bill Headed to Senate Vote over Industry Objections

• Georgia Cancer Center Advances Tobacco Cessation in Rural Georgia

• State Seeks New Enrollment for Patients Caught in Contract Rift

• Charlie Harper: Poll Shows Public Support For Education Savings Accounts

• Senator David Perdue Receives 2019 Inspirational Leader Award

• Study: High Speed Rural Internet Would Boost Georgia Economy

• Small Business Hiring Remained Flat in February, While Wage Growth Increased

• More Than 80% of Realtors Say Staged Houses Help Buyers Visualize Them as Homes

• GasBuddy Reveals U.S. Cities with the Most Aggressive Drivers

March 18, 2019

• Citi Trends Announces Fourth Quarter & Full Year 2018 Results

• Registration Now Open for QuestFest 2019 in Savannah

• Georgia Southern University to Announce Enhanced Relationship between Savannah and Ireland Today

• Gulfstream Reinforces Commitment To Sustainable Alternative Jet Fuel With First Sale To Customer

• Planet Fitness Rincon Celebrates Grand Opening

• Staci Donegan Exceeds $25M Mark, Earns Accolades

• New Class Graduates from State's Nonprofit Leadership Program

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