News

November 30, 2016

• Millennial Parents Struggle with High Cost of Living

• Survey: 76% of Millennials Would Take A Pay Cut to Work for A Socially Responsible Company

November 29, 2016

• Two Savannah Companies Join Capital Investment Companies

• Ameris Bank Helping Fight Hunger Final Results

• Help Still Available to Those Contending with Hurricane Matthew Damage

• Parker’s Converts Former Company Headquarters into Luxury Vacation Rentals

• HunterMaclean Supports West Broad Street YMCA

• Armstrong Hosts Identity Theft and Fraud Presentation Event as Part of International Fraud Awareness Week

• RHBC Chamber of Commerce November Lunch and Learn November 30th

• Harkleroad Diamonds & Fine Jewelry Celebrates 30th Anniversary November 30th

• Trump Names Georgia Rep. Tom Price as Next HHS Secretary

• Charlie Harper: Georgia’s Clout Increasing in Washington

• State and Federal Partners Formalize Student Apprenticeship Agreement

• UGA Alumni Association Announces Eighth Annual Bulldog 100 List

• Kubota Tractor Begins $16M Expansion in Georgia

• Delta CEO: Delta Requires 'Civility on Our Planes'

• MARTA GM/CEO Keith Parker Named to Governing’s 2016 Public Officials of the Year

• Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood Named Inaugural Habitat Humanitarians

• Georgia Gas Prices Decline for 20th Consecutive Day

• Economic Development Law in Georgia Seminar December 2nd

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

• Cyber Monday Beats out Black Friday as the Most Popular Shopping Holiday

• Nearly One in Two Business Leaders Believe Contract Workers Are More Productive than Full-Time Employees

• National Polling Accurately Nails Popular Vote

November 28, 2016

• Savannah Tree Removal Launches New Tree Service Business In Savannah

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