News

October 16, 2019

• Gadsden Elementary School Honored Among 2019 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools

• Cricket Walton Joins Coldwell Banker Platinum Partners’ Sales Team in Savannah

• Ball Corporation to Build New Manufacturing Facility in Floyd County, Create More Than 180 New Jobs

• Georgia Senate: A Business Executive Raises His Hand for Isakson’s Seat

• DreamHack Atlanta To Offer Nearly $1.5M in Esports Tournaments

• Georgia Declines in Health Ranking for Women and Children

• Charlie Harper: What are We Cheering for?

• Get Smart About Credit Day: Tips to Help Young Adults Master Credit as a Financial Tool

• Retailers and Customers Don't See Eye to Eye on Returns or In-Store Experiences

October 15, 2019

• Georgia Southern’s Q2 2019 Economic Monitor Reports Continued Moderation in Economic Activity

• Bowlapalooza Fundraiser Scores over $112K to Support Savannah AMBUCS Programs

• Rotary Club of Richmond Hill Learns More About Savannah Ballet Theatre

• Realtor Lee Ann Marsh Teams up with Second Harvest to Provide Hunger Relief

• Local Credit Counseling Agency Launches Campaign To Help People Tackle Debt Earlier

• St. John's Holly Days Bazaar November 6th and 7th

• Caretta Research Project Celebrates Banner Season with “A Night on the Bluff” October 16th

• How Georgia College Sports Apparel Deals Stack up

• Mercer University, Robins Air Force Base Announce Partnership to Bring Software Development Center to Downtown Macon

• AAA: Georgia's Gas Price Continue To Decline

• State of Georgia OK's Emory University Hospital Midtown's $469M Cancer Tower

• Atlanta's Task Force for the Promotion of Public Trust Releases Report and Recommendations

• September Was Unseasonably Hot, Dry, UGA Climatologist Says

• UPS Launches On-Demand Self-Storage Service

• Locations Close to Public Transit Boost Residential, Commercial Real Estate Values

• 76% of Consumers Prefer to Spend on Experiences Than on Material Items, New Study Finds

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