January 2016 News

January 29, 2016

• Georgia Ports Authority Opens New Truck Gate

• Kinder Morgan Giving $5,000 Gift to Boys & Girls Clubs

• Savannah Technical College Honors Debra Geiger as the 2016 Instructor of the Year

• Colliers Savannah Sells Iconic Downtown Office Building for $7.9M

• Savannah Black Heritage Grand Festival Day is February 13th

• First Friday Art March - February 5th

• Hall, Arbery, Gilligan, Roberts, and Shanlever, LLP Named Georgia’s “Top Small Firm for Employment Law”

• State House, Senate Split on New Medical Cannabis Bill

• Analysts Worry Amazon Take on UPS

• Georgia Ranks 20th as Retirement Destination; Baby Boomers Growing Segment of Atlanta’s Population

• College Football Hall of Fame and Chick-fil-A Fan Experience Debuts Two New Exhibits in 2016

• Horse Racing Bill Clears Georgia Senate Committee

• New Honorary Consul Aims to Raise Italy’s Profile in Georgia

• Randstad US: Employee Confidence Levels Remain High After Strong Economic Performance in Q4

• Half in U.S Say They Are Better Off Than Eight Years Ago

January 28, 2016

• G450/550 Production Cut as Gulfstream Moves to G500/600

• Metro Savannah’s Unemployment Rate Rises to 5% in December

• Savannah Technical College honors Jennifer Case as the 2016 GOAL Student of the Year

• From Computational Biologist to Lowcountry Video Game Designer

• Moon River Appoints Head of Post Production

• Pace Lighting Wins Highest Industry Honor at Arts Awards

• Corine Ackerson-Jones Appointed Director of Armstrong State University’s TRiO Student Support Services

• Liberty County Development Authority Gives Positive Report

• State Charter Schools Commission Receives Perfect Score on National Assessment

• Diet Coke Delights Fans Nationwide with Millions of Unique, Colorful Package Designs