News

September 13, 2017

• Building Jobs for America: U.S. Labor Market Remains Positive in Q4 2017 Driven by Uptick in Manufacturing

• New Survey: Small Businesses Confident Despite Little Growth in Hiring

• The Future is Here: iPhone X

• U.S. Solar Market Adds 2.4 GW in Q2, Largest Second Quarter Ever

• EXIM Extends Assistance in Federal Disaster Areas During 2017 Hurricane Season

• Lowe's Commits at Least $1M More to Disaster Relief and Recovery after Hurricane Irma

September 12, 2017

• Hurricane Irma Update for Ports of Savannah, Brunswick

• Area Educators Invited to Attend Georgia International Conference on Information Literacy September 15th-16th

• Savannah Area Dental Offices Present Donation to Kids Cafe at Second Harvest Food Bank

• Joe Marchese of the Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society to Present at Chamber September 12th

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Competitive For Amazon – And Others

• August State Tax Revenues Down -0.2%

• Frank Morris to Chair Georgia Charter Schools Association's Board of Directors

• SunTrust Foundation to Donate $500,000 to Aid Organizations Assisting in Hurricane Irma Disaster Relief

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner: My Office Stands Ready To Assist With Storm Claims

• The Home Depot Foundation Increases Hurricane Relief Commitment to $2M

• Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance Should be Available to Georgia Counties Impacted by Hurricane Irma

• Attorney General Chris Carr Cautions Georgians About Hurricane Relief Scams

• Americans Spend Big on Athletics

• Target Pledges up to $1M for Hurricane Irma Relief Efforts

September 11, 2017

• Goodwill Southeast Georgia Closures Due to Hurricane Irma

• Comcast Opens Free XFINITY WiFi Service Ahead of Hurricane Irma

• Delta Braces for ATL Impact, Eyes Florida Restart

• Georgia Power Generation Facilities Prepared for Hurricane Irma

• Public Service Commission Celebrates September 11th-17th as Lifeline Awareness Week in Georgia

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