News

July 21, 2017

• Sen. Isakson Introduces Comprehensive G.I. Bill Reforms

• Attorney General Carr Files Lawsuit Against Company for Misleading Internet Advertising, Deceptive Sales Practices

• Georgia Mayors, Council Members Back Kemp for Governor

• Sen. Isakson Statement on John McCain

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in June

• Typical U.S. Home Worth More Than $200,000 for First Time

• Millennial Spending Habits Differ From Older Generations

• Domestic Vehicles Dominate Autotrader's Hottest Cars for Summer 2017

July 20, 2017

• Third Annual Savannah Logistics Lunch Highlights Industry Disruptors

• Page International Promotes Sasha Daughtrey to Import Manager

• Park Place Outreach Youth Emergency Shelter Launches Guest Dinner Program

• Savannah’s Historic Sites Offer Free Admission Day Highlighting African American History August 20th

• The Sons of the Revolution for the State of Georgia Announceds State Officers for 2017

• Two Savannah Restaurants Named Best Spots for a Glass of Wine

• Zapp: A Guide to Small Business Assistance in Savannah

• New Records Set as Georgia’s Jobless Rate Dips to 4.8% in June

• GDEcD: Building Georgia’s UK Fanbase

• SOS Kemp Expands Georgia's Crowdfunding Rule

• Sen. Isakson Urges Help for Georgia Cotton Farmers

• Google Smart-home Products Now Available on Georgia Power Marketplace

• Early 2017 Indicators Show Georgia Credit Unions Doing Well

• Charlie Harper: Handel Stood On Her Record – And Won

• Georgia Cancer Center Professor Shares Ways to Protect Student Athletes from Skin Cancer

• At Mid-Year, U.S. Data Breaches Increase at Record Pace

• Auto Leasing Drops for the First Time in Four Years, According to New Edmunds Report

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