News

October 10, 2017

• Aflac: New Data Uncovers False Sense of Confidence Regarding Benefits Choices Among American Workers

• Five Georgia Businesses Land in Fortune's Top 100 Growing Companies List

• Charlie Harper: Income Tax Elimination Plan Is Bad Politics

• New Hub Magazine Shines a Light on High-Powered Innovation

• SunTrust Pays Mobile Banking App Data Charges for AT&T Customers

• Georgia Fire Prevention Week is October 8th-14th

• Georgia Sports Hall of Fame to Induct Class of 2018 on February 24th in Macon

• GAgives on #GivingTuesday Happens November 28th

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined Slightly in September

• Nationwide Survey: Nearly Half of Business Owners Have Been Victims of Cyberattacks -- But Didn't Know It

• TV in 2020: 50% of Viewing Will be Mobile

October 09, 2017

• SCAD Announces Line-up and Honorees for 20th Anniversary of the SCAD Savannah Film Festival

• Governor Closes for Savannah River Landing; 8-year, $50M Plan Begins

• Luke D’Antonio Joins JE Dunn Construction as Project Manager

• Fully Outfitted Gulfstream G600 Makes NBAA-BACE Debut

• Tybee Island Makes Plan for Capital Purchases in 2017-18 Budget

• Steve Howard Invited to the First Meeting of The White House National Space Council

• AARP Georgia Hosts “65 Shades of Silver: Living Life…Sassy, Suave and Satisfied”

• Friends of Ben, Inc. Plans 'Used Instrument Donation Day' October 14th

• Savannah Business Breakfast October 11th Features Dr. Levett

• Georgia State Tax Revenues up 3.1%

• Georgia Gas Prices Drop 10 Cents

• Former President Jimmy Carter: Voters Need a Digital Defense

• Senator David Perdue in USA Today: Rising Debt is Greatest National Security Threat. Here’s How to Fix it.

• Vogtle Nuclear Expansion Project Marks Multiple Construction Milestones

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