News

October 14, 2019

• SAT Scores Fall Nationally but Rise in Savannah-Chatham Schools

• SSU Obtains Grant for Students to Study Cybersecurity

• Step Up Savannah Board of Directors Announces Leadership Update

• Port Wentworth Oyster Roast, BBQ and Music Festival is November 9th

• Surveying the Arguments Against SPLOST

• GDOL and Several Partners Host Stand Down Job Fair October 24th

• Larry Gellerstedt III, Executive Chairman of Cousins Properties Honored at Council for Quality Growth’s 30th Anniversary Four Pillar Tribute

• Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter: 2020 Habitat for Humanity Work Project to Take Place in Dominican Republic

• Senator David Perdue Shares Lessons In Leadership At The University Of Georgia

• GDOT, Partners Celebrate 50th Anniversary of I-285

• Statue of Black Pilot Unveiled at Air Force Base in Georgia

• Jim Chapman Named VP of the Home Builders Association of Georgia

• Occupational Licensing, an Issue Overdue for Review

• The Conference Board: Global Economy Will Avoid Recession, and See Some Recovery in 2020

• Entrepreneurs Rely on Personal Savings, Second Jobs to Fund Critical First Year

• KBB Study: Average New-Car Prices Up Less Than 1% Year Over Year for September 2019 as Retail Demand Weakens

October 11, 2019

• Godley Station FCCLA Students Earn Silver Medal at National Leadership Conference

• Girl Scouts Fall Product Program Underway

• Georgia Southern's Center for Sustainability to Host Seventh Annual GreenFest in Downtown Statesboro October 5th

• SCCPSS Counselor Recognized with 2019 Yale Educator Award

• Sandfly Family Dental and Premier Dental Designs Welcome New Patient Coordinator, Sandy Virgin

• Federal Clerk Beth Manley Brooks Joins Harris Lowry Manton LLP as Associate at Savannah Office

• State Waiver Proposal Coming Soon; Hospital Transparency Rules Unveiled

• CEO Ed Bastian: Delta to Hire 12,000 New Employees in 'All Categories' through 2020

• Aflac CEO On Leadership: Take Care of Your People.. They’ll Take Care of Business

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