News

March 22, 2018

• Georgia Court Denies Savannah Short-term Rental Challenge

• Mediation Center Welcomes New Board Members

• Cecilia Russo Marketing Celebrates 10 Years of Business in Savannah

• Jennifer Radke Speaks at Ogeechee Tech

• Governor Announces Peru as New International Market

• Georgia's Largest Technology Showcase Spotlights State as Global Innovation Hub

• Creamy, Sweet South Georgia Pecan Butter Wins Best in the State at 2018 Flavor of Georgia Contest

• Spring into Energy Savings with Tips from Georgia Power

• Lanier High School Student Wins 2018 Poetry Out Loud State Championship

• Former Head of Latin Affairs for The Coca-Cola Company Joins LCF Georgia Leadership

• CPA Study Shows Steel, Aluminum Tariffs Have Minimal Effect on US Economy

• New Study Reveals Most US Insurance Carriers Are Unprepared to Leverage IoT Data for Strategic Business Needs

• Online and In-Store, Car Buyers Looking for Change, According to New Cox Automotive Study

March 21, 2018

• SDRA Announces Intention to Update the Downtown Savannah Master Plan

• Savannah Seeking ‘Creative’ Ideas for Closed Forysth Park Cafe

• Georgia Southern University Online MBA Ranked in Top 20 by Poets&Quants

• The DeSoto Hotel to Host Annual Easter Sunday Brunch

• Candler Clays Event Raises Record Amount For Cancer Programs and Research

• SCAD FASH Presents Pierre Cardin Retrospective Exhibition Pierre Cardin: Pursuit of the Future

• The Refinery to Launch Creative Writing Classes, Summer Camps for Area Children

• Bryan County Delegation Visits Capital, Learns of Plans for Pembroke Clinic

• SunTrust: 2018 Business Growth Hinges on Employee Retention and Acquisition

• Georgia Public Service Commission Reduces Nuclear Construction Cost Recovery Fee

• What They Are Saying: Georgia Banks & Industry Groups Applaud Dodd-Frank Rollback

• GaDOE Provides $1.1M for Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education Labs in Rural Schools

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