News

November 08, 2018

• Savannah Voters Faced Long Lines, Waits

• Savannah Technical College’s Foundation Receives Award

• Shepherd Living Savannah Quarters Community Now Offering State-of-the-Art Memory Care Residences

• Dewitt Tilton Group Launches Redesigned Website

• NLaws Produce at Home Partners with St. Joseph’s/Candler to Deliver Fresh Groceries to Employees

• Great Dane Highlights Foodservice Innovations at IFDA Conference

• New Treatment to be Unveiled at Low Country Dermatology Open House November 8th

• Two Georgia Down-Ballot Races Appear Headed to Runoffs

• Georgia Construction Sector May Run Short on Workers

• Southern Company Subsidiary Sells Energy Center for $650M

• Deadline near for Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance

• Attorney General Chris Carr Wins Election to Four-year Term

• GCUA's Cailin O'Brien Wins Rising Star Award

• Survey: Majority Of Workers Comfortable Looking For New Job While Employed

• M&A Remains Key To Growth Strategy: Telecom CEOs

• Strong Tech Hiring Across the U.S. Economy in October, CompTIA Analysis Finds

November 07, 2018

• Up-to-Date Election Results

• Savannah OKs Pay Study, Late-night Ride Plan

• City Job Fair Draws Crowd

• Colony Bank Welcomes Three New Vice Presidents

• Culver’s Restaurant Plans its Savannah Future around Old Live Oak

• Georgia Historical Society Announces Temporary Closure of the Research Center in Savannah

• Lowe’s of Savannah Donating Materials, Time and Talent for Improvements to Senior Citizens, Inc. Building

• Memorial Health's Yvonne Warbington Selected as NAMSS Fellow

• Encourage Health Grant Awarded to Chatham County 4-H

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