News

February 22, 2018

• Over Half of Millennial-Owned Small Businesses Have a Mobile App

• Experts More Pessimistic about U.S. Housing Market Following New Tax Laws

• More Students Than Ever Are Participating And Succeeding In Advanced Placement

• Industrial Activity Signals Further Gains In U.S. Economy; Pullback In Equity Markets Betrays Strong Fundamentals

• Billy Graham, Evangelist to the World, Dead at Age 99

• J.D. Power: Used Vehicle Wholesale Prices Drop 0.6%

February 21, 2018

• First Visit to Husk Yields Look at Renovation, Creative Menu

• Savannah Speech and Hearing Center Honors Linda Larson and Charles Golphin as 2017 Volunteers of the Year

• Savannah Named Tree City USA

• Healthpac Hosting Leading Medical Billing Companies at 14th Annual Users Meeting February 24th-25th

• Governor Introduces Updates to Tax Code Legislation

• Georgia-Pacific To Build State-of-the-Art Lumber Plant In Warren County

• Sen. Johnny Isakson: 'Of Course' Planning to Run for Re-election in 2022

• GDOT Broadband Deployment Project Moves Ahead

• Commissioner Stan Wise Steps Down from the Georgia Public Service Commission

• Atlanta-filmed 'Black Panther' Has Fifth Largest Opening Weekend Ever

• The 62nd Annual Georgia Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Announced

• University System of Georgia Awarded Grant to Support Student Success Efforts

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Rose 2% in January

• Albertsons Companies and Rite Aid Merge to Create Food, Health, and Wellness Leader

• Forbes Travel Guide Announces 2018 Star Rating Awards

February 20, 2018

• The Landings Club Launches Revitalization Project

• Will Smith Sci-fi Movie ‘Gemini Man’ Filming in Savannah

• Georgia Heritage FCU to Award Two College Scholarships

• Maritime Bethel at Savannah to Host Luncheon Celebrating New Grant-Funded Minibus March 3rd

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