January 2019 News

January 31, 2019

• HunterMaclean Critical Issues Forum Focuses on The Economic Impact of Higher Education

• Savannah Freight Depot Demolition, Apartment Plan Gets Go-ahead from Planning Commission

• Historic Savannah Foundation Awarded $10K Grant

• City Receives Strong Bond Ratings

• Hargray to Acquire Dark Fiber Systems of Jacksonville, FL

• Georgia Southern to Host Newly Admitted, Prospective Students during Eagle Previews

• Bryan County Set to Break Ground February 8th 
on New Fire Station 1 in South End

• Goal Winner Turns Adversity Into Motivation

• Sen. Beach introduces Rural Georgia Jobs and Growth Act

• Senators Isakson, Shaheen Reintroduce Budget Reform Legislation

• The Coca-Cola Company Completes Acquisition of Chi Ltd. in Nigeria

• House Minority Whip William Boddie Announces Minority Deputy Whips for the 2019-2020 Legislative Term

• AG Carr Sends Warning to Hotels in Advance of Super Bowl

• New Study: Georgia Ranks No. 15 With Most Break-Ins of Any State in U.S.

• Asthma Van Helps Keep Students Healthy — and in School

• January Housing Data Shows Uptick in Seller Price Cuts

January 30, 2019

• Savannah's TEU Count Grows 7.5% in 2018

• Pooler Chamber Recognizes New Board, Award Recipients

• Parker’s Promotes Brandon Hofmann to Vice President of Marketing

• Jenkins Athletic Club Announces 3rd Annual “Clays for Kids” March 22nd to Meet Growing Demand of Girls and Boys Athletic Club

• Georgia Southern Invites Community to Participate in Strategic Planning Process through February Events

• Garrison School for the Arts to Host Savannah Sings 2019 February 8th

• Third Annual Savannah Antiques and Architecture Weekend, February 28th-March 2nd

• Camden County Georgia Submits Launch Site Operator License Application to FAA

• Budweiser Clydesdales Tour Georgia before Super Bowl