News

October 08, 2019

• Charlie Harper: Medicaid Waiver an Opportunity to Help Income Inequality

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in September

• Is That Email Really From the Boss? A BBB Study of Business Email Compromise Scams

• USDA Invests $152M to Improve Broadband Service in 14 States

October 07, 2019

• St. Joseph’s/Candler to Invest $60M in New Services, $102M to Refinance Debt

• Support Grows for Savannah Technology Corridor

• James E. McTeer II Brings Lowcountry Impressions to Flannery Home

• Family Promise of Bryan County Accepts $2,500 Donation from Local Rotary Club

• Yvonne S. Godfrey and Madeline E. McNeeley Named Partners at Harris Lowry Manton LLP

• SCCPSS Teacher Specialist Chris Mercer Named GCSS Outstanding Supervisor of the Year

• Cities Throughout the State Likely to Benefit from $180M Literacy Development Grant

• Secretary of State’s Office Releases Additional RFP Documents

• The Coca-Cola Foundation Makes $100,000 Grant to Support the Technical College System of Georgia Foundation

• AAA: Georgia's Gas Price Average Drops 4 Cents

• Georgia Bio to Showcase State’s Leadership and Patients’ Perspectives in Bioscience Innovation at 2019 Innovation Summit

• Farm Tour Highlights Value of UGA to Georgia Agriculture

• October 11th Lunch and Learn at the Georgia Archives

• US Tech Sector Hiring Cooled Off in September, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

• IBM Study: The Skills Gap is Not a Myth, But Can Be Addressed with Real Solutions

October 04, 2019

• Georgia Tech-Savannah Introduces New Supply Chain & Logistics Courses

• SCAD Announces Line-up for 22nd Annual SCAD Savannah Film Festival

• Bethesda Hires Veteran Educator with State, National Credentials to Direct Admissions

• Coastal Georgia Lowers Initial Job Claims in August

• SouthCoast Health Adds New Pediatrician to Wide-ranging Roster

• Custom Home Technology Earns Certification by Home Technology Association

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