News

September 05, 2018

• Savannah Culinary Institute Chefs to Host Bistro Savoir Interactif 2018 November 1st

• Bernard Williams & Company to Support Friends of Statts Fundraiser

• Savannah State's NROTC Awards Five Preparatory Scholarships

• Port City Animal Hospital to Celebrate Grand Opening with Ribbon Cutting, Charitable Partnership

• Waits Appointed to OTC Foundation Board

• GeorgiaForward Announces 2019 Young Gamechangers Project In Monroe

• Nisshinbo Automotive Manufacturing, Inc. to Create 100 Jobs in Newton County

• Investing in Georgia’s Workforce: A U.S.-Japan Dialogue September 6th

• Anthem BCBS Launches New Medicare Supplement Plans to Make Health Care More Affordable for Georgia Residents

• 1.4 Million Pound Steam Generator Placed for Vogtle Unit 4

• Tallest Swinging Pendulum Ride in the Southeast to Open at Six Flags Over Georgia

• New Tax Break Urged to Help Health of Working Poor in Georgia

• Why Coke is Getting into the Restaurant Business

• WSJ: Amazon Hits $1 Trillion Valuation

• New Study: Flexible Workforces on the Rise as Employees Look for New Jobs

September 04, 2018

• Savannah Moves Ahead with Rare One-Way to Two-Way Street Conversion

• Savannah Area Home Sales Have Hot Summer

• City Sells Buildings, Continues Plan to Centralize Operations

• Savannah Tech to Host Book Drive to Promote Literacy Day in Georgia September 8th–17th

• Vitali Medspa, Pooler’s First Boutique MedSpa, to Celebrate Grand Opening

• Coastal Unemployment Rate Falls in July

• Savannah Area Republican Women Announces their Second Annual Lunch and Learn Event, Ladies, Guns & Ammo October 13th

• New Director Appointed for Georgia’s State Parks & Historic Sites

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce Endorses Candidates for State Legislature

• Starbucks to Create up to 500 Jobs in Atlanta

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