September 2019 News

September 30, 2019

• Another New Restaurant Option on Bull Street

• Georgia's Oldest City Considers 1st Archaeology Ordinance

• Savannah-Chatham’s Flat School Enrollment Tempers New Construction

• Crane Worldwide Logistics Grows Local Footprint

• United Way of the Coastal Empire Distributes School Supplies

• Georgia National Fair Kicks Off This Week. Here’s How It All Started 30 Years Ago

• Georgia Solar Factory Scores on Tariffs; Others in Industry Take a Hit

• Crews Start Removing Fuel from Overturned Ship in Georgia

• Georgia PSC Prominent in ‘Oscars’ of Energy Awards

• Delta Contributes to Global Citizen Movement to End Extreme Poverty by 2030

• 75% of Executives Cite Phishing as Most Significant Security Threat to Businesses

• Balancing Act: Companies Walking a Fine Line Between Innovation and Cybersecurity, New CompTIA Report Concludes

September 27, 2019

• Savannah Lowers Job Claims in August

• Kevin “Catfish” Jackson to be Honored at 16th Annual Opportunity Award Gala

• Betsy Portune Joins Roto-Rooter Plumbers of Savannah as Business Manager

• The Eichholz Law Firm to Celebrate Grand Opening of New Office on Eisenhower Drive

• Memorial Health Welcomes Adolescent Medicine Specialist

• Delta Buying 20% of LATAM, Latin America’s Largest Airline

• Georgia Set to Host 42nd Annual SEUS-Japan 2019 October 20th-23rd

• US Elogistics Service Corp. Establishes New Distribution Center in Metro Atlanta

• Senator Isakson to Introduce Legislation to Research, Prevent Deadly Acts of Mass Violence

• U.S. Department of Labor Investigation Results in Federal Contractor Paying $178,784 in Back Wages to Employees at Georgia Work Site

• Georgia PSC to Begin Georgia Power Rate-Case Hearing on Monday

• Students Receive Discounted Registration to Manufacturing Summit

• Report: People Who Bought Homes in 2012 Have Earned a Total of $203B in Equity