News

May 11, 2018

• Nine Line Apparel Honors 9 Airmen Killed in Port Wentworth Plane Crash

• Paula Deen's Family Kitchen to Open at OWA In Foley, Alabama

• Goodwill Southeast Georgia Teams Up with BB&T to Support National Goodwill Week

• Windsor Forest Students Help Savannah Fire Relaunch Mobile Fire Safety House

• Maritime Bethel Savannah to Recognize 2018 National Maritime Day

• Pups, People Party in Park at Humane Society of Greater Savannah’s Doggie Carnival

• Small Business Profile: Beettan

• Governor Deal Announces State Judicial Appointments

• Georgia CEO Q1 2018 Survey Shows Business Leaders’ Confidence Remains Optimistic

• New Construction Milestones Reached at Vogtle Nuclear Expansion

• Hank Aaron, Ted Turner Help Honor Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter

• Governor Deal Appoints Seven to State Boards

• UPS Facility Technology Wins Prestigious Innovation Award

• LG Casey Cagle: School Safety is a Top Priority for Georgia

• New CompTIA Report Examines Operational Efficiency Challenges among Technology Providers

• Housing Confidence Hits New All-Time High

• Growth in IT Services and Custom Software Jobs Lead April Employment Gains for U.S. IT Sector, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

• Auto Loan Interest Rates Sustain Post-Recession Highs in April, According to Edmunds Analysis

May 10, 2018

• JCB Brings Telescopic Handler Production to Savannah

• Middleburg Announces Mosby Lakeside in Pooler

• Savannah Solicits Public Comment on Updated Zoning Ordinance Again

• Downtown Neighborhood Association Awards $40,000 in Grants to Community Groups

• SCI “Legends, Leaders, and Life Well Lived Award luncheon to be Held Friday, May 11th

• Savannah Philharmonic Welcomes New Chorusmaster

• Body Bronzing by Becca Launches Campaign to Fund Shade System at Lake Mayer in Honor of Melanoma Awareness Month

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