News

April 22, 2019

• Solar Power Industry Sees Rays of Growth in Georgia

• Timber Industry Wants Georgia to Branch out for Future Power

• Sen. David Perdue: What’s Causing the Delay in Disaster Relief

• Georgia Credit Union Members Mirror National Auto Financing Trends

• Governor Kemp Signs Georgia’s Hope Act Sponsored by Rep. Gravley

• One-Third of Small Business Owners Lack a Retirement Savings Plan

• LendingTree Survey: 61% of First-Time Homebuyers Struggling to Find Affordable Homes

April 19, 2019

• Parking Rates in These Areas of Downtown Savannah May Soon be Halved

• Geekend Turns 10 and Growing

• Getaways for Grownups Gives Local Coverage to The DeSoto

• 2019 Georgia Southern Alumni Association Awards Honor Service, Achievement

• Girls on the Run Coastal Georgia and Lowcountry Gears Up for Spring 5K

• Attorney Andrew Walcoff Joins Bouhan Falligant

• Make Savannah Hosts Spring Festival Saturday, April 27th

• Savannah Philharmonic Chorus' 'Frost on Leaves of Grass' is April 27th

• Chick-fil-A to Build First Distribution Center in Bartow County

• Georgia Power Names David Poroch Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer

• Governor Signs Rep. Newton’s Legislation To Ensure Fairness, Strengthen Competition In Government Purchasing

• Georgia’s Life Science Industry Shows 14.7% Employment Growth over Past Decade

• Celebrity Homes: Sandra Bullock's Is Selling Her Sweet Georgia Beach Home

• SunTrust Q1 Earnings Top on Higher Revenues, Costs Up

• Publix Board Member Elected, Retirees Recognized

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased

• More Than Half of Small Businesses Plan to Offer New Employee Benefits in 2019

April 18, 2019

• Georgia Tech-Savannah to Host STEAM Summer Programs

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