June 2017 News

June 29, 2017

• Diamond Transportation Announces Merger with Palmetto Transportation

• As Clean Cars Showcased at Annual Savannah Roadshow, Study Supports Tax Credit

• Buddy Carter Leads Efforts to Get More Funding for Savannah Harbor Deepening

• Executive Chef Kyle Jacovino to Lead Savannah’s Newest Restaurant 1540 Room

• Rotary Club of Savannah Announces Gompels as Incoming President and Names 2017 Board

• Pooler Board Makes More Plans for its ‘Historic Downtown’

• Enmarket and Healthy Savannah Present $1000 Encourage Health Grant to The Savannah Striders

• CAT Independence Day Holiday Schedule

• Albany Mayor Dorothy Hubbard Elected President of GMA

• Synovus Ranked Most Reputable Bank in the U.S. in American Banker’s Survey of Bank Reputations

• David Perdue: It’s Time to Pull the Plug on August Recess

• Southern Company Subsidiary PowerSecure Announces Strategic Alliance with Advanced Microgrid Solutions

• SunTrust Bank Offers New Financial Wellness Employee Benefit for Companies

• Aflac Veteran of 43 Years Phillip "Jack" Friou to Step Down

• Total Momentum Productions Fund First Georgia-Based Film Maker; Announces Slate of Family-Friendly Films with Tammy’Dele Films

• Georgia DOT Suspending Construction-related Lane Closures on Interstate Highways July 4th Weekend

• Georgia-Pacific Invests $400M in Palatka, Fla., Mill

• New CareerBuilder Study Identifies 12 Missing Links in Your Candidate Experience

• FICO Survey: US Firms May be Overconfident About Cybersecurity Protection

• Trulia: Falling Inventory Has Led To Hurried Homebuying

June 28, 2017

• Savannah Jaycees Announce 2017 Charity Date Night Participants, Auction to be Held at Savannah Smiles

• Cora Bett Thomas Realty Names Heather Booth as President

• Georgia, Pooler Officials Break Ground on New GBI Crime Lab

• The DeSoto Introduces Kolin Podell as the Iconic Hotel’s Sotherly Host

• Georgia Southern University's College of Business Programs Prepare Students for Fraud Examination and Forensic Accounting Careers