News

March 27, 2018

• Southwire to Invest $9M into Workforce Following Tax Reform

• Call for Applications Now Open for AgTech Conference of the South Pitch Off

• Georgia Gas Prices Hit 2018 High

• Here’s When You Can Start Buying Vidalia Onions in Georgia

• Con Artist Impersonating Representatives from Publisher’s Clearing House in Georgia

• Corporate Treasurers are Highly Optimistic about Near-Term Economic Growth and Tax Reform, Survey Reveals

• Chief Marketing Officer Average Tenure Increases to 44 Months

• Existing-Home Sales Rebound 3.0% in February

March 26, 2018

• Savannah Trade Center Authority Bill goes to Deal

• Memorial Health Surgeon Performs First Gastric Sleeve Robotic Surgery in Region

• Savannah Bananas to Talk Marketing at Georgia Tech-Savannah’s April Learners & Leaders Breakfast April 19th

• New Rules Change Some Parking Habits, But Not All

• Savannah Sport & Wellness Celebrates New Location at Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting Event

• NPS Recommends Savannah's Historic Landmark District be Placed on "Threatened (Priority 1 List)"

• Taavo Roos Joins Celia Dunn Sotheby’s International Realty

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation Welcomes Kyle Wingfield as Next President and CEO

• James Vaughn Named 2018 Georgia Farmer of the Year

• Governor: With Gov. Miller's Passing, Georgia Has Lost a 'Favorite Son and a True Statesman'

• Delta and Virgin Atlantic Offer More Choice between U.S. and U.K. This Summer

• Rideshare Can Rescue Transit, If Transit Gets on Board

• Balanced Budget Passes Georgia Senate

• Women’s History Month Special: Eloise Woods: Trail Blazer and Visionary in Georgia Credit Unions

• Sen. Isakson Statement on Appointment of Dr. Robert Redfield to Lead Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• Americans Spent $69.5B on their Pets Last Year: More Than Ever Before

• New Construction Starts in February Recede 3%

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