News

June 12, 2017

• Georgia Power Enters into New Agreements with Toshiba and Westinghouse for Vogtle Nuclear Expansion

• Georgia Fifth in Small Business Optimism

• The Spring 2017 Young Gamechangers Program, from the Perspective of a Millennial Mind

• Georgia Chamber Webinar: Reducing Employee Turnover

• Governor Announces State Board of Workers’ Compensation Appointment

• Deloitte: How Creating a Volunteer Culture Can Help Your Business

• U.S. Employers Expect More Hiring, Higher Recruiting Budgets and More Perks

June 09, 2017

• Savannah May Take $1.7M Step Toward New Arena

• Savannah-Chatham School Board Tentatively Adopts $561.1M Budget, 16.631 Millage Rate

• Oldest Liquor Store in Savannah: Johnnie Ganem Wine & Package Shop Celebrates 75 Years in Business

• City Asks for Public’s Help in Creating World War I Exhibit

• Chatham County Mulling Tax, Fee Hikes in New Budget

• Celebrate Summer: SUMMERFEST June 10th

• The DeSoto Grille Announces Farewell Sunday Brunch June 11th

• Infinity, Inc. Celebrates Growth with New Office Ribbon Cutting

• Tyler Wilson Joins Bernard Williams & Company as Account Executive in the Personal Lines Division

• Lt. Governor Casey Cagle: A Connection of Great ImPORT

• Goodwill Again Named No. 1 in World Value Index

• Aflac President Paul Amos Leaving the Company

• GPS Hospitality to Purchase 11 Popeyes in Georgia

• Making Global Trade Local for Georgia Exporters

• Governor Announces Creation of Local Government 9-1-1 Authority

• Delta Partners with L.A. Chefs Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo to Bring Renowned Cuisine to the Skies

• 3 More Kmart, Sears Stores Closing in Georgia

• IT And Engineering Job Growth Slows In May; Acute Talent Shortage A Contributing Factor

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