November 2018 News

November 30, 2018

• Savannah Tourism Leaders Expect 2018 to Show Gains

• Celebrated Political and Academic Leaders to Address Georgia Southern Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremonies

• Coastal Georgia Adds to Labor Force in October

• National Recognition Given to Felder & Associates for Bouhan Falligant Design

• NLaws Produce at Home Partners with St. Joseph’s/Candler to Deliver

• Savannah Business Leaders Support Hospice Savannah’s Edel Caregiver Institute

• Creative Approach Savannah Makes Donation to Oatland Island

• Call for Artists for Enota Park Installation Extended to December 1st

• Boys & Girls Clubs in Georgia Awarded New Grants by the Amerigroup Foundation

• Senator David Perdue Stands for Bold Changes to Fix Broken Funding Process

• LeadingAge Georgia Spotlights Twenty Inspiring Elders

• UGA Study: Interruptions after Work: Why Phone Calls and Texts Are Worse Than Emails

• Job Seekers Increasingly Aware of Employers Who Help Repay Student Loans

• New Survey: Companies Giving Few Holiday Perks This Year

• October Construction Starts Soar 21%

November 29, 2018

• Filming of Hulu True Crime Series May Prompt Ordinance

• Julianne Moore, Bette Midler, Alicia Vikander to Film Gloria Steinem Movie in Savannah

• Crane Worldwide Logistics Opens in Trade Park

• McAllister Students Enjoy Annual Government Field Trip

• St. Joseph’s/Candler Awarded $68,720 in Grants from The One Hundred Children’s Foundation

• Bella Bridesmaids Celebrates Grand Opening

• Savannah Philharmonic Gears up for Annual Favorite, Holiday Pops

• Metal Workers Showcase Skills at 2nd Annual Xcel Welding Competition

• Savannah Business Leaders Host Fundraiser for the Frank Callen Boys & Girls Clubs

• Ralph Forbes Named Volunteer of the Year by the Georgia Economic Developers Association