November 2015 News

November 30, 2015

• The Bethesda-Union Society Board of Governors Hosts “A Day for Bethesda” December 2nd

• Digital Office Equipment Earns Respected Technology Industry Credential

• Savannah Jaycees to Host Annual Tacky Christmas Sweater Party Benefiting Marine Toys for Tots Foundation

• Carol Young, Georgia Tech Ph.D. Candidate in Robotics, Receives ARCS Foundation Atlanta Scholar Award

• Interior Designs Showcased at Telfair Museums on Dec. 3rd

• Albany Technical College and Savannah State University Sign Articulation Agreement in Civil Engineering Technology and Logistics

• Tybee Island Boasts Successful Small Business Saturday

• Historic Savannah Foundation Announces New Officers, Members for Board of Trustees

• Metro Savannah’s Unemployment Rate Unchanged at 5.4% in October

• TLC Seeks Nominations for Tourism Awards

• Savannah Children's Choir to Host Spaghetti Supper Today from 4-7 p..m.

• Georgia Banks Earn $2.14B through September

• UGA Alumni Association Announces Seventh Annual Bulldog 100 List

• Constellium to Create More than 150 Jobs in Bartow County

• Ted Cruz Bets Big on Georgia

• Habitat for Humanity International's Board of Directors Welcomes New Leadership

• Cox Automotive Announces Strategic Investment In India's Mahindra First Choice Wheels

• How to Protect Yourself from Holiday Scams

• Often Overlooked in M&A: Customers and Employees

• Millennials and Generation Z Are More Traditional Than You May Think

• With Housing Markets Mostly Back, Realtors Focus on Future of Real Estate

• New Report Shows Big Jump in Medicaid Managed Care Penetration, Consolidation Trends

November 20, 2015

• Moon River Studios Announces Head of Film Production and Packaging

• Tybee Council Fills Vacant Seat

• Savannah Architectural Firm Set to Transform Gas Station into New Casual Dining Spot