News

May 22, 2018

• St. Joseph’s/Candler Receives State Approval For New Linear Accelerator in Bluffton

• Cora Bett Thomas Realty Awards Judy Nease Top Residential Sales Agent of the Month

• Fort Stewart YCA Celebrates 25th Year

• Savannah Officials Suggest Tolls Could Pay for Truman Parkway Maintenance

• Conference Leaves Savannah with Food for Thought on Common Challenges

• Historic Savannah Foundation Welcomes New Staffer

• Southern Company Selling Gulf Power & Florida Assets to NextEra Energy

• Speaker David Ralston Attends White House Speakers Conference

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Tax Burden Lowest In Nation

• Georgia Credit Union Affiliates Inspires during 2018 Annual Convention

• Huge Hospital Merger Still Unfinished after State’s OK

• Georgia AG Carr Leads Coalition in Support of Expanding Small Business Healthcare Options

• Kia Ranked As One Of 2018's Most Trusted Automotive Brands By AMCI Global

• Realtors Say Commercial Market on the Upswing, Construction Activity Sluggish

• New Construction Starts in April Pull Back 13%

• Redfin Report: Homes Sold Faster Than Ever in April; Prices Rose 7.6%

• New Study Finds Mobile Technologies and Connectivity Poised to Transform Heavy Construction Projects

• Wells Fargo Small Business Survey: Hiring Remains Top Challenge

May 21, 2018

• Savannah Bee Company Announces Grand Opening in Boulder, Colorado

• B&B Paint to Move to Midtown Location after 72 Years at Historic Downtown Site

• Georgia Tech-Savannah’s Demo Day Showcased New Coding Boot Camp Graduates

• The Creative Coast: Savannah Needs Big Vision, Sidewalks

• Design Experts Offer Up Ideas to Improve Savannah’s Eastside, Southside

• LS3P Recognizes Outstanding Team Members

• Veterans Job Fair in Savannah May 23rd

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