News

March 13, 2017

• Mighty Eighth Summer Camp Dates

• Savannah Technical College Selects Kathleen Bombery as Dean for Health Sciences

• Citi Trends Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal 2016 Results

• UGA Offers Daylong Conference on Cybersecurity for Small Businesses

• Georgia’s Political Clout Seeks Its First Test in Port Funding

• Georgia Gas Prices Could Dip on Falling Oil Prices

• Lt. Governor Cagle and Senate Leadership Champion Protect Act to Keep Georgians Safe

• Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Hosts the “West Georgia Workforce Development Showcase”

• Sen. Isakson Statement on Nomination of Dr. Scott Gottlieb to Lead Food and Drug Administration

• SBA Expands its Emerging Leaders Initiative Helping Small Businesses to Thrive

• Gander Mountain Files for Bankruptcy, Closing 32 Stores

• Majority in US Optimistic Trump Will Make Country Prosperous

• U.S. IT Sector Adds 7,300 Jobs in February, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

March 10, 2017

• Paula Deen's Savannah Mansion for Sale is Now a Few Million Cheaper

• Local Business Owners to Share Tips for Growing Business Globally at Georgia Tech-Savannah’s March Learners & Leaders Series

• Gulfstream Recognized for Continuous Focus on Innovation and Safety

• North Georgia Boutique Finds a Home on Broughton Street

• Cora Bett Thomas Realty Names Sandra Sandling Top New Agent

• Contracted Buyer Has New Plans for Savannah River Landing

• Modern Acupuncture Coming Soon to Savannah, Will Open 15 Locations

• Ameris Bank Supports Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Coastal Empire as Wine Women & Shoes Title Sponsor

• The Famous Budweiser Clydesdales Visit Savannah

• RHBC Chamber Hosts March Coffee & Conversation March 16th

• Governor: Aviagen to Invest $18M in Brooks County

• Georgia Chamber Webinar: Customer Service with Chick-fil-A

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