News

August 27, 2019

• Gulfstream Announces Order From National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration

• Oliver Maner Lawyer David Bobo Mullens Named President of Young Lawyers Division of the Savannah Bar Association

• New Turf Field, Other Upgrades Completed at Hendrix Park

• Cardiothoracic Surgeon Joins Memorial Health

• Hinesville Claims Drop in July

• Charlie Harper: On the Great Chicken Wars of 2019

• A New Front in Georgia’s Fight over Gambling: Sports Betting

• New Faculty UGA Tour Provides Education and Impact

• Albany's Phoebe Putney Announces $250M Investment and New Quality & Safety Initiative

• LLS Georgia Chapter Wins National Campaign Awards

• AT&T Assures GPSC That Phone Workers Not Part of Strike

• Georgia Ranks No. 21 in Money Spent on Healthcare

• Deloitte Survey: Companies Need Both Data Modernization and Cloud Migration Strategies to Enable Successful AI Initiatives

August 26, 2019

• Savannah Philharmonic Announces 2019-20 Board Of Directors

• Senior Citizens, Inc. Announces New Executive Officers & Board Members

• Georgia Southern Launches New Online IT Degree

• GDOL Unlock Your Future Job Fair Tuesday

• LS3P Welcomes Alex McAbee

• The DeSoto Hires Pastry Chef Allison Brown

• Roto-Rooter Plumbers of Savannah Hires Kenneth Hintz

• President Jimmy Carter Returns to Build Homes with Habitat for Humanity

• Barco to Expand Operations in Gwinnett County, Adding 50 New Jobs

• GDOT Awards $37M in Construction Contracts for July

• Registration Fee Reduced for Smart Cities Expo Atlanta: Redefining Smart

• Senator David Perdue, First Lady Marty Kemp Prioritize School Safety

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