News

January 23, 2019

• Georgia Power Announces the New Teacher Assistance Grant Recipients for the 2018-2019 Academic Year

• CSX Sale of 373 Miles of Track Reaching SW Georgia Falls Through

• Georgia Credit Union Affiliates Releases 2019 Helping People Afford Life Stories Book

• Will Williams Elected 1st Vice Chair of SEDC

• Randstad Sourceright Finds Employers Believe Talent Strategy is Key to Business Growth

January 22, 2019

• Downtown Special Events Have Big Benefits, High Costs for Savannah

• SCORE Seminar, SCAD Opens Buildings, Kroger Collects for Second Harvest

• Mediation Center Presents Awards at Velvet Gala

• Board-Certified Interventional Pulmonologist Joins Memorial Health

• Savannah Stopover Announces GenNext Competition/ Confirms Local Bands for 2019 Festival

• Registration Now Open for Georgia Tech-Savannah Coding Boot Camp & Open House

• Georgia Southern’s START NOW Events in January Provide Expedited Admission Decisions

• Rural Development Council Releases 2019 Recommendation Updates

• 12 Georgia Employers Best for Diversity in 2019: Forbes

• State Legislature to Consider Gov. Kemp’s Budget Proposals

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Growing Creative Community and Economy

• Kubota’s Sutton Anticipates Benefits from Northeast Georgia Inland Port

• UGA Study: Royal Statistic of 2018: 90.5% of Plastic Not Recycled

• AG Carr: A Message in Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s 90th Birthday

• Georgia Bio Bolsters Policy Resources Naming Joseph Santoro New VP of Business Development & External Affairs

• Nearly 20% Of World's Entrepreneurs Work With Family Members, According To The 2018 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor

January 21, 2019

• Gulfstream G280 Sets City-Pair Record on Renewable Fuel

• HSF Accepting Preservation Award Nominations

• Rep. Jesse Petrea Named Chairman of House Human Relations & Aging Committee

• Georgia Tech-Savannah Offers Nationally Recognized OSHA Courses to Local Businesses

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