News

November 21, 2019

• MX Study Finds More Than 80 Percent of U.S. Consumers Use Mobile Banking Weekly

• USDA Invests in the Expansion of Rural Education and Health Care Access

November 20, 2019

• JCB Fastrac Sets New World Record For Fastest Tractor

• Bluffton Jasper County Volunteers in Medicine Chosen as Local Charity to Benefit from 2019 Subaru Share the Love Event at Peacock Subaru

• SSU Appoint Interim Dean for College of Education

• Thirteen Years Later, Hutchinson Island Shifts Gears

• Chatham Emergency Services Donates Ambulance to Woodville Tompkins High School

• Heather Murphy Real Estate Group Welcomes Traci Alexander to the Team as Director of Operations

• Big Names Join Shortlist for Isakson’s U.S. Senate Seat at Last Minute

• GCUA President Mike Mercer Inducted into the Co-Op Hall of Fame

• GaDOE Provides $3.6M for School Improvement in Rural Districts

• Columbus Chamber Begins Nationwide Search for President & CEO

• City of Atlanta Becomes the 100th LEED-Certified City or Community in the World

• Georgia Farm Bureau Convention to Recognize Achievements, Look to Future

• The Home Depot Announces Third Quarter Results; Updates Guidance

• App for People in Recovery is Inspired by Grief and Hope

• AAA: Georgia Gas Prices Drop 2 Cents At The Pump

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Fell 0.3% in October

• Redfin Report: National Bidding War Rate on Homes Hit a 10-Year Low in October

November 19, 2019

• Groves High to Be Home to New Aviation Manufacturing and Service Pathway

• Rendezvous Property Management Launches Full-Service Vacation Rental Company with Properties in Savannah, Tybee Island

• Enmarket Announces Latest Acquisition of Bryan County Store, Zip-In Foods

• Savannah Ballet Theatre Wins Grant to Fund Low-sensory Show & Touch Tour

• CrimeStoppers Hires Brittany Herren as Assistant Director

• Leadership Georgia Names Class of 2020

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