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January 15, 2019

• Cracking the Code: New Study Reveals What Online Shoppers Value Most

January 14, 2019

• Savannah Airport Caps Off Record Year

• Savannah Convention Center Looks to Legislature for Bigger Future

• March of Dimes Savannah Market Announces Record Year of Fundraising, Pouring Resources into Community

• Effingham Day at the Capitol January 28th

• New Zoning Proposals Contain Parking, Health Proposals

• Tybee Honors Martin Luther King’s Legacy at 6th Annual Parade

• “Through the Eyes of the Artist: Paintings by Harris Lewis” Opening Reception Today

• The Shops at Rice Hope with Pump-N-Go Convenience Store Opens in Port Wentworth

• Mediation Center's Community Conferencing Yields Impressive Results

• Georgia Lawmakers Heading to Atlanta, Health Care and More on Their Minds

• Endowed Gift to Support Fanning Community Leadership Efforts in Georgia

• GDOT Awards $79.6M in Construction Contracts for December

• American Red Cross of Georgia Welcomes New Regional CEO

• Sen. Isakson: No Better Time Than Now to Prevent Future Government Shutdowns

• Georgia Power Donates $50,000 to St. Vincent de Paul Georgia to Provide Relief for Georgians Impacted by Federal Government Shutdown

• World War II Home Front Museum Opens in Coastal Georgia

• Commentary: Be Cautious in Deregulation of Healthcare

• J.D. Power Website Certification to Help Consumers Identify Best Online Customer Experience

• Quicken Loans Study: Less Than Half a Percent Difference Between Owner and Appraiser Opinions of Home Values

• Survey Finds Half of Americans Planned Holiday Spending Around Their Anticipated Tax Refunds

January 11, 2019

• SEDA Celebrates Record Year for Jobs, More Than $500M Investment in Savannah

• Savannah Stopover Partners with Service Brewing for 2019 Festival

• Infinity Inc Celebrates 20th Anniversary with Scholarship Announcement

• TEDxSavannah Issues Call for Speakers for 10th Annual Event

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