News

November 13, 2018

• Women In Technology Announces Winners of the 2018 Women of the Year Awards

• State OKs New Hospital for Children’s Healthcare

• Lifelong Peanut Farmer and Former President Jimmy Carter Joins the Georgia Agricultural Hall of Fame

• Charlie Harper: Dealing with The Aftermath

• Georgia Gas Prices Drop 7 Cents

• Georgia Charter Schools Foundation Launches Study of Buildings Costs

• Home Depot Creates 3,000 Multimillionaires, Co-founder Says

• Mobile Apps Become New Battleground for Auto Lender Customer Satisfaction, J.D. Power Finds

• Metro Home Prices Rise 4.8% in Third Quarter

November 12, 2018

• Taste of Savannah Draws Thousands to Savannah Food and Wine Festival

• Savannah Parents and Students Invited to Bethesda Academy Open House to Meet New Learning Specialist on November 15th

• Savannah Considering $2.8M Restoration of City Hall

• Georgia Southern College of Business Students Receive BB&T Emerging Leaders Certification during Annual Seminar

• Islands Practice Welcomes New Internal Medicine Specialist

• LLS 20th Annual Savannah Light The Night Walk November 16th

• Oliver Maner Included in 2019 “Best Law Firms” List by U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers, Recognized in 10 Practice Areas

• Asbury Memorial UMC Prepares for 2018 Pecan and Honey Harvest November 17th

• SSU Environment Science Club Hosts Recycling Day Event November 15th

• SCA Announces Outstanding 2018 CCRPI Scores

• Charlie Harper: Amazon Search a Lesson on Economic Development

• Abrams, Kemp Await More Ballots in Georgia Governor's Race

• Secretary of State Crittenden Clarifies Provisional Ballot Verification, Election Certification

• Over 1,000 U.S. Veterans are Living in Safe, Decent Homes Repaired or Built by Habitat for Humanity and The Home Depot Foundation

• Governor Deal Issues Call for Special Legislative Session Tuesday

• Georgia Pecan Farmers Struggling with Low Market Prices

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