News

February 18, 2019

• Bibb County Schools Superintendent Named National Superintendent of the Year

• Gov. Kemp, State Leaders Announce Smartphone App for Youth in Crisis

• Georgia Ranks 42nd Safest State for Seniors

• RV Expo Rolling Into Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter

• Public Pension Assets Plummet in 2018 Q4, Experiencing Largest Quarterly Losses in Two Years

• Start of a Trend? Gap Between Owner and Appraiser Home Value Opinions in Quicken Loans Study Widens for Third Month

February 15, 2019

• Savannah Project Grows Trees and Workforce

• Convention Center Board Remains Optimistic for State Funding

• Rep. Mickey Stephens Honors Lucius “Bo” Levett With Outstanding Citizen Award

• Senior Citizens, Inc. Breaks Ground on New Center for Successful Aging Center

• Nationally Recognized Railroad Lawyer Joins HunterMaclean

• Savannah Chrisley from USA’s Hit Show, Chrisley Knows Best, Coming to Southern Women’s Show in Savannah

• Richmond Hill Tourism Industry Celebrates Another Year of Growth

• SCI Miles for Meals 5k Run/Walk Registration is Open

• Senators Isakson, Perdue, Carter, Georgia Ports Authority Work to Keep Savannah Harbor Funding on Track

• GDOT: Most Georgians Can Drive to a Commercial Airport within 1 Hour

• Georgia's Business-driven Shift on Medicaid

• Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Celebrates 11 Years of Success

• The Home Depot Named a Leader on Climate Action, Expands 2019 Renewable Energy Initiatives in Wind and Solar

• Clash over CON Bill Turns Testy under Gold Dome

• Environmental Education Alliance of Georgia’s 2019 Annual Conference March 8th-10th in Albany

• Amazon Backs Out of Plans to Build New Headquarters in New York

• Millennials Haven't Killed Print: Canon Launches Print for Action Initiative to Show Print Remains an Influential Medium

February 14, 2019

• MSB Aerospace LLC Celebrates First Year of Production in Savannah

• HSF's 13th Colony Hosts Historic Property Tour of the Snedeker House

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