News

February 15, 2017

• Savannah Stopover Releases Full Festival Schedule; Confirms Official List of Venues

• Tanger Reports Year-End Results For 2016

• Colony Bankcorp, Inc. Declares First Quarter Dividend

• Construction Begins on Stores, Second Pooler Publix

• Enmarket Savannah Bridge Run Presents $24,000 Check to St. Joseph’s/Candler

• Linda Hilts is retiring from Park Place Outreach Youth Emergency Shelter

• Armstrong French Club to Host 9th Annual Francophone Film Festival February 16th-18th

• Pratt & Whitney's $386M Expansion to Bring More Than 500 Jobs to Columbus

• Georgia’s Efforts to Protect Businesses Growing

• Charlie Harper: Gaming In Georgia Already A Settled Question

• Georgia Thought Leaders Bring First-of-Its-Kind Speaker Series to HIMSS17

• Eric Tanenblatt on Uberizing Big Trucks: 18 Wheels Have Never Been So Cool Or Important

• Georgia Chamber Webinar: Technology Trends For Small Businesses

• Custom Water Opens Private Label Bottle Water Facility in Georgia

• Linda McMahon Confirmed to Lead Small Business Administration

• Arby's Investigates Credit Card Security Breach at Hundreds of Restaurants

• Americans Split on Trump's Handling of Economy

• Strong Start for 2017 IT Sector Employment, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

February 14, 2017

• Diane Lee of GT-Savannah: Exploring How Local Businesses Can Be More Innovative

• Savannah Gets First Distillery Since Prohibition

• Famed Composer, ATC Judge to Visit St. Andrew's

• Foot and Ankle Specialist Jeffrey Goldberg MD Joins Optim Orthopedics in Hinesville and Savannah

• ELK Group International to Create More than 100 Jobs, Invest $2M in Sylvania

• Savannah Business Using Power of the Sun to Cool Beer, Wine

• Savannah Assistant City Attorney Recognized for Community Service

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