News

December 05, 2019

• Downtown Businesses Host Holiday Events, Promotions

• Six HunterMaclean Attorneys Honored as 2019 Georgia Trend Legal Elite

• Colony Bank Promotes Preston Laird to Producing Market Manager

• Ameris Bancorp Announces Pricing Of $120M Subordinated Notes Offering

• Georgia Southern’s Food for Fines Collected More Than 6,000 Pounds of Canned Goods for On-campus Food Banks, Dismissed $20,000 in Parking Citations

• Executive Director of Maritime Bethel at Savannah Awarded International Maritime Person of the Year

• Raymond Clarke Joins SSU as VP of Enrollment Management

• LS3P Welcomes Bailey Brown

• Governor Kemp Appoints Loeffler to U.S. Senate

• UGA Community Leadership Conference Announces 2020 Dates

• Aflac Study: Medical Costs Can Impact Holiday Season for Families

• Jimmy Carter Released from Georgia Hospital

• Georgia and the South Feeling Brunt of the Flu

• Commissioner King Approves Significant Code Updates

• Georgia State Forecaster Says Global Uncertainty Is Inducing Investment Malaise

• GMA’s Larry Hanson Named Advisory Council Member by FHL Bank of Atlanta

• Habitat for Humanity Reaches 29M Served as it Rises to Growing Challenges of Housing Quality and Affordability in the U.S. and around the World

• New Study: Only 11% of Brands Can Effectively Use Customer Data

December 04, 2019

• Omega Construction, Inc. Begins Work on Girl Scout Headquarters

• Georgia Hall of Fame Writer Janisse Ray to Visit Flannery Home December 8th

• Historic Mansion, The Jules, Opens as Luxury Vacation Rental After Major Renovations

• Senior Citizens, Inc. Promotes Patsy Grainger and Hires Nancy Fullbright for Leadership Positions

• Senior Citizens, Inc. Receives $5,000 Grant from Savannah Mill’s International Paper Foundation

• Pooler Council Votes to Approve Proposed Sangrena Woods Rezoning

• Better Connectivity Still Needed between Downtown, Hutchinson

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