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April 07, 2017

• Georgia Southern to Hold MBA Open House April 18th

• Redbook Magazine Names Tybee Island One of the Most Charming Beach Towns in America

• Empire Construction, Rape Crisis Center Partner for 'Student Safety Night'

• RHBC Chamber Announces April Business After Hours April 13th

• SCADstyle 2017 Brings Style and Design Leaders to SCAD Global Campuses

• ‘PRIDE’ Driver Education Course Offered for Parents and Teens in Chatham County April 10th

• Upgrades to Plant Vogtle Unit 1 Enhance the Production of Low-cost, Carbon-free Electricity

• A Slice for the Stranded: Delta Buys Pizza for Passengers

• The Advanced Technology Development Center’s 2017 ATDC Startup Showcase is May 11th

• Cox Enterprises Amplifies The Trust for Public Land's Mission to Create Parks and Protect Land for People

• Johnny Isakson: Our Veterans Deserve Expanded Choice, Shorter Wait Times, More Accountability

• Shane's Rib Shack Celebrates 15th Anniversary With Annual Rib Giveaway Event on April 29th

• The Greater Women's Business Council Honors Region's TOP Corporations Committed to Advancing Women-Owned Businesses

• GCUA: The Importance of Financial Literacy

• CEO Confidence Improved in Q1 2017

• Online Job Ads Increased 102,000 in March

• Majority of Realtors Say Clients interested in Sustainability

• Annual Survey Reveals Reasons for Risky Driving Behaviors

April 06, 2017

• Estimated Cost of Savannah Harbor Deepening Leaps to $973M

• “Workforce Development” the Focus of the Savannah Downtown Business Association’s April 12th Breakfast Meeting

• Visit Savannah’s Joseph Marinelli Visits with Georgia Assocation of Water Professionals

• Coastal Solar to Give Away Shotguns and Cruises at 2017 Vidalia Onion Festival

• Georgia Southern's School Psychology Program Receives NASP National Recognition Status

• Savannah Tech Peace Officer Academy Honors Graduates

• Pooler Citizen Calls for Responsible Growth Planning in Online Petitions

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