News

May 24, 2019

• Propeller Club Celebrates S.S. Savannah’s Historic Voyage

• Savannah Considers Restrictions for Gaming, Convenience Stores

• Citi Trends Announces First Quarter 2019 Results and Declares Quarterly Dividend

• Thomas & Hutton Welcomes Summer Interns in Savannah

• Guerry Lumber Launches New Website

• Only Four Savannah Nursing Homes Receive 5-Star Rating

• The Shops at Lakeside Village Adds Fantastic Sams to New Retail Development in Pooler

• Bart Gobeil Named President Of Georgia Conservancy

• County Leaders Hone Skills in Institute-led Training at ACCG Conference

• AU Health Generates More Than $1.6B to Local, State Economy

• Georgia Power Kicks off Memorial Day Weekend with Water Safety Tips

• Governor Kemp Joins State Agencies to Warn About Dangers of Leaving Children in Vehicles

• GFB Presents Friend of Farm Bureau Awards to Members of Congressional Delegation

• UPS Makes Largest Purchase Of Renewable Natural Gas Ever In The U.S.

• J.D. Power Finds Crisis of Confidence among Investors Saving for Retirement

• 98.6% of American Manufacturing Companies Are Small Businesses, Struggling to Hire

May 23, 2019

• Savannah Tech Students Win Big at 2019 SkillsUSA State Conference

• SagerStrong Foundation and LLS Stadium Fun Run in Partnership with LLS Georgia Chapter

• Hollie Barnidge Named to Exchange Club Board of Directors

• Hospice Savannah Retains Status as Only Hospice with Gold Seal of Approval

• Area Airports Included in Federal Grant

• Nine Bereaved Students Presented with $1,000 Scholarships

• Reanna Coggins Joins JE Dunn Construction As Project Engineer

• Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia Makes $45,000 Donation to Support the Technical College System of Georgia Foundation

• Governor Kemp Tours Georgia Film Production Facilities, Touts Business Climate

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