February 2016 News

February 29, 2016

• Georgia Tech Brings World-Class Leadership Training to Savannah

• Entrepreneurial FastPitch 2016 Coming March 4th

• Incorporation Bill for St. Simons Ruffles Feathers in Georgia Legislature

• Finding Savannah Business in Show Business

• Parker’s Donates $2,000 to Evans County Schools at Ribbon Cutting for New Convenience Store in Claxton, Ga.

• The Two Hundred Club of the Coastal Empire 2016 Valor Award Recipients Announced

• Armstrong Students Honored in Academy of Economics and Finance Research Competition, Professor Recognized for Service

• Delta to Contribute 1% of Net Income to Charitable Organizations

• UGA Training Prepares Newly Elected City Leaders to Govern Effectively

• 14th VCM Report Highlights Vogtle Progress through End of 2015

• Georgia House Backs Exemption on Super Bowl Ticket Sales Tax

• Governor Deal Appoints 11 to State Boards

• Verizon Customers in Georgia are the Real Winners in Newest RootMetrics Wireless Network Performance Report

• Comments on Changing Weather Patterns on Baby Boomer Relocation Trends in the Southeast

• Survey: American Businesses Struggling to Hire STEM Talent Due to Increasing Scarcity, Higher Costs and Government Fees

• Freelancing On the Rise: New Infographic Shows Freelancers Optimistic as Work Style Becomes More Common

February 26, 2016

• Memorial’s Jessica Kobleur, M.D., Certified as ABOM Diplomate

• The Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Coastal Empire Announces 2016 Board Members

• Custom Audio Video: Why Wire for Audio?

• UGA Students Design Solar Power System for Historic Site along Georgia’s Coast

• Savannah Children’s Museum to Host ‘Seuss Fest’ Family Event

• Tickets for Speakers Ted Koppel, Mara Liasson and Eugene Robinson Distributed Feb. 29th through March 8th

• Renowned Southern Authors to Appear at the Southern Women’s Show on February 27th & 28th

• Wards and Lesley Francis PR Team up

• Homebuilder K. Hovnanian Opens New Neighborhood In Savannah Quarters' Exceptional Westbrook Community