News

November 05, 2019

• Bryan County Welcomes Public Works Director

• Savannah Culinary Institute Takes Pre-orders for 2019 Thanksgiving Sale

• United Community Bank Welcomes Two New Branch Managers

• United Digestive Expands in Georgia, Partners with the Center for Digestive & Liver Health

• Harris Lowry Manton LLP Hosts 6th Annual First Responder Appreciation Luncheon in Savannah

• Richmond Hill/Bryan County Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting Ceremony – Stafford Media Group November 18th

• Howard Family Dental to Host 11th Annual Free Day of Dentistry on November 22nd

• Governor Kemp Announces Georgia Pathways Health Waiver

• Georgia's 2019 CTAE Graduation Rate Reaches 96.54%

• Charlie Harper: Tax Cuts And Increased Spending Point To Revenue Needs

• Rep. Rick Williams to Introduce Organ Transplant Antidiscrimination Legislation

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner King Announces Third Quarter Administrative Actions

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined in October

• Average New-Vehicle Prices Up Nearly 3% Year-Over-Year, According to Kelley Blue Book

November 04, 2019

• Regions Bank Announces Carol Coppola as Savannah Market Executive

• Bryan County Emergency Services Receives $619,480 Assistance To Firefighters Grant

• Canal District ‘Summit’ Scheduled for Day after City Elections

• Bouhan Falligant Honored with Seven First-Tier Rankings in 2020 Edition of U.S. News - Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms”

• Georgia Southern Improves Health in Coastal Georgia through New Partnership

• The Big Flamingo Pink Party Raises Over $1,000 for the 2019 Komen Coastal Georgia Big Wigs Campaign

• Atlantic Celebrates Birthday in Culinary Style with Week of Food & Wine Events November 4th-9th

• Georgia is Debut Location for Walmart’s ‘Health Center’

• Georgia Bets on New Voting System Amid High-stakes Election

• Gun Maker Taurus Nearing Completion of Georgia Headquarters

• Governor Kemp Names Judicial Appointments

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