September 2018 News

September 28, 2018

• City Enhances Cyber Security

• City and HSF Collaborate on Unique Restoration Project

• Gulfstream Delivers First New-Generation G500 On Time

• Savannah to Rehabilitate 19th Century Property, House Police Officers

• Memorial Health Hits ER Wait Time Milestone With Operational Improvements

• Tanger Outlets Savannah Launches Annual Pinkstyle Campaign to Unite in The Fight against Breast Cancer

• The Fiduciary Group Continues to Focus on Customer Experience with Visual Communications

• BurningCastle LLC to Create 50 Jobs in Augusta

• Institute Partnership Launches New Georgia Placemaking Collaborative

• Medicare Readmission Penalties Hit Dozens of Georgia Hospitals Again

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Ports’ Tune Is A Broken Record

• The UPS Store, Inc. Shares All Its OfferINGs in New National Campaign

• Delta's New Detroit-Honolulu Service Means More Ways to Reach Hawaii

• Emergency Department Behavioral Health Collaborative Members Save Georgia Hospitals $935,980

• Shaw Industries Ranked Fourth on ELearning! Magazine’s 2018 Learning! 100 List

• Flexible Work Arrangements Lead to Better Performance, According to Creative Managers

• J.D. Power: Retail Sales to Decline in September; Weather Affects Sales for Second Consecutive Year

• U.S. Financial Services Companies See Average Cost of Fraud Rise 9.3% from 2017 to 2018, LexisNexis Risk Solutions Survey Finds

September 27, 2018

• Georgia Southern Graduate, Business Innovation Group Member Helps Improve Education of Low-Income Children in Statesboro

• Bethesda Academy Hosts 2018 Sporting Clays Tournament October 19th

• Savannah Country Singer Wins Here, Now Headed to Nashville Music Competition

• Law Firm Hosts Fifth Annual First Responder Appreciation Luncheon in Savannah

• Savannah Tech’s Adult Education Team and GED Graduate Win State Awards

• South Coast Contracting Group Announces Commercial Property Maintenance & Inspection Division

• Hussey Gay Bell Expands Civil Department with the Hire of Tom Cetti