News

May 04, 2017

• Bethesda Academy to Celebrate Annual Scholarship Gala May 19th

• HCA, Designated Buyer of Memorial Health, Reports Q1 Numbers

• Savannah Technical College is Designated a Purple Heart Technical College

• Jim Cone Art Exhibit Benefitting Anderson Cancer Institute

• Effingham Parts Ways with County Administrator

• PrivatePlus Grows New Savannah Office with Addition of Melissa Guzman

• Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia Produces One Millionth Sorento In The U.S.

• Southern Company Reports 1Q Earnings of $658M

• Small Business, Big Cash Prize: Aflac Hosts Contest to Celebrate Small Businesses

• Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue of Georgia Supports Renegotiating Trade Pact

• Georgia Chamber Webinar: Cybersecurity for Small Businesses

• Governor Nathan Deal Honors Poet Laureate Prize Winner and Finalists at the State Capitol

• Ga. Sec. of State Kemp Says He Plans to Help Local Economy If Elected Governor

• Midwest Leads the Way in U.S. Job Creation Index

• 401(k) Regaining Importance as Future Income Source

• More US Nonretirees Expect Comfortable Retirement

May 03, 2017

• Air Canada Begins Nonstop Service from Toronto to Savannah

• Olympus Property Acquires Carrington Square in Savannah

• Memorial Buyer HCA Purchases Waycross Hospital

• ”The Economic Impact of the Military in Savannah” May 10th

• Residents Encouraged to Attend Upcoming Neighborhood Leadership Institute on Emergency Preparedness

• Hugh Acheson: Despite Rumors, The Florence Isn’t Closing in Savannah

• City Receives Grant to Preserve Rare Audio Recordings from the W. W. Law Collection

• Savannah Children’s Museum to Celebrate 5th Birthday with Free Event May 13th

• William Wegman: Improved Photographs Opening May 12th at Telfair Museums

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