News

October 12, 2016

• This Election Year, It's Still the Economy That Matters

• IT Sector Records Modest Job Growth in September, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

October 11, 2016

• Savannah Water Fine; Private System on Boil Water Notice

• Ameris Bank Announces 7th Annual Helping Fight Hunger Food Drive Initiative

• Two Partners with Coastal Consulting Management Group Receive High Level Designations

• Georgia Tech-Savannah to Cancel October “Learners & Leaders” Series Due to Hurricane Matthew

• The Creative Coast’s Geekend Conference Postponed Due to Hurricane Matthew

• Olympus Property Acquires Century at Fenwick Village in Savannah

• 2016 Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival Cancelled

• Quarterly Georgia CEO Index Survey Open for Participation

• Georgia Power to Restore Power to More than 90% of Customers Affected by Hurricane Matthew by Wednesday Night

• Governor Deal Appoints Three to State Boards

• Senior Manager at Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia Corinne Hodges Named to TCSG Foundation Board

• Charlie Harper: Race to the Bottom Yields No Winners

• SunTrust Foundation Provides Disaster Relief in Wake of Hurricane Matthew

• Evacuating Patients: How a Hospital System Responded to a Hurricane

• Aflac Survey Finds Millennials Big on Job Benefits, Small on the Finer Details

• AT&T Waiving Overage Charges for Those Affected by Hurricane Matthew

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Rebounded in September

• National Construction Momentum Index Stumbles in September

• Fifth Third Bank: Going to the Polls, with Retirement in Focus

October 10, 2016

• Savannah Hilton Head International Airport Returns to Normal

• Savannah Man Dies During Storm; Community Pulls Together in Matthew's Aftermath

• RHBC Chamber’s October Lunch & Learn Wednesday, Oct. 26th

• Savannah State Selects Homecoming Parade Marshals

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