March 2018 News

March 30, 2018

• JLL to Manage Development of Savannah Arena and Proposed Canal District

• Savannah City Council OKs Starland District Development

• Georgia Tech-Savannah Brings K-12 InVenture Challenge Training to Savannah Area

• Savannah Law School: Students Can Remain Here Despite Closure

• Union Mission Announces Annual Fundraiser, Raising Hope

• Local Author to Speak to Members of Rotary South April 3rd

• Mega Millions Jackpot Swells to a Half-Billion Dollars

• Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Commits $8M to College Football Hall of Fame

• Renasant Corporation and Brand Group Holdings, Inc. Announce Definitive Merger Agreement

• Upgrade Your Home for Spring with New Products on Georgia Power Marketplace

• Sen. Isakson, Casey Continue Push to Support Children’s Hospitals

• AG Carr Asks Congress to Improve States’ Ability to Combat Abuse and Neglect of Medicaid Patients

• Traveling This Spring? Emory Researcher Offers Tips for Healthy Travel

• Tax Season at Play: Here's What 78% of Americans Plan to do With Their Refund

• Pending Home Sales Reverse Course in February, Rise 3.1%

• March Sales Uptick Closes Out Strong First Quarter, Edmunds Forecasts

• AARP Helps Taxpayers Avoid IRS Imposter and Related Scams

March 29, 2018

• Savannah Posts Great February Employment Numbers

• Corbak Acquires Local Companies and Expands Services

• Chatham County and the City of Savannah Join Nationwide Effort to Recognize Impact of National Service

• Infinity, Inc. Unveils New Car Wrap Thursday

• iGot Campaign Hits New High for Ogeechee Tech

• SSU Panel in 50th Anniversary of MLK Assassination April 4th

• St. John’s Church to Walk Stations of the Cross March 30th

• Dr. Joe Buck Formally Announces Candidacy for School Board President