News

July 20, 2017

• Millennial Employees Prefer Student Loan Benefits

• 76% of U.S. Workers Do Not Fear Automation, according to Randstad US

July 19, 2017

• Guerry Lumber Purchases HomeSouth Architectural

• Gulfstream Delivers 550th G550

• Georgia Lawmakers Pushing to Merge City of Savannah, Chatham County Governments

• Colony Bankcorp, Inc. Announces Second Quarter Results

• JE Dunn Construction Participates in City of Savannah’s 2017 “Summer 500” Internship Program

• Jury: Railroad to Pay $3.9M for Train Death of Film Worker near Savannah

• The Kennickell Group Upgrades to New Digital Press

• The Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society Holds Ninth Annual Camp Buddy in Effingham and Chatham Counties

• Chick-fil-A Tests Family Style Meals and New Sides in Select Cities

• #1 NYT Best Selling Author's Luxury Home in Georgia to Sell at Auction

• Advanced Digital Cable to Create 65 Jobs, Invest $15M in Blairsville

• Support Georgia Students With "Back-to-School Packs" Drive

• Tim Cochran Takes Over as GSSA President

• Southeast Georgia Sheriffs Endorse Cagle, Join over 50 across State

• Ten Years After Financial Crisis, Nearly One-in-Three Americans Still Feeling the Sting

• Number of Minority-Owned Employer Firms Increased in 2015

• Cities Where Rent Prices Are Increasing the Most

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Fell 4.3% in June

July 18, 2017

• Leadership Southeast Georgia Calls For Nominations for 2018 Leadership Training Program

• Page International Promotes Casey Metheney to Ocean Export Documentation Team Leader

• Take a Closer Look at Savannah’s Historic Pavement

• The Dewitt Tilton Group Donates New BBQ Pit Roof to Savannah Jaycees

• Missy Kolgaklis Joins Celia Dunn Sotheby's International Realty

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