News

January 13, 2017

• Hospice Savannah’s Full Circle Awarded Grant to Help Children Affected by Violence

• Hussey Gay Bell Hires Two, Two Receive Honors

• Sysnet Global Solutions to Create More Than 500 Jobs in DeKalb County

• House Committee Assignments & Governor's Floor Leaders Announced

• Georgia DOT Awarded 25 Contracts for Statewide Transportation Projects Totaling $54,335,216

• New Bill Would Set up Georgia Vote on Medical Cannabis

• Georgia Retail Association Recognizes Ruel Joyner of 24e Design Co. as 2016 GRA Retailer of the Year

• Atlanta Braves Pay Tribute to Hank Aaron at SunTrust Park

• Delta Airlines Predicts Rise in Revenue, Decline in Margins in 2017

• Superintendent Woods and Georgia PTA Announce the 2017 Georgia Parent Leadership Awards

• US Commercial Banking Revenue to Climb 3.8% Annually Amid Interest Rate Hikes

• Despite Living a Digital Life, 98% of Generation Z Still Shop In-Store

• Autotrader: 48% of Car Buyers Prioritize In-Vehicle Technology Over Brand or Body Style

January 12, 2017

• Board of Regents Approves Consolidation of Armstrong, Georgia Southern

• Ruel Joyner of 24e Named Georgia Retailer of Year

• Interior Design Firm, Linen + Lines Designs, Announces New Business in Savannah

• Holy Trinity Students Recognized by the Thomas Heyward, Jr. Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution

• Service Corp of Retired Executives Chapter Opens in Statesboro

• Bar • Food Celebrates Grand Reopening January 21st

• Officials OK Height for West Elm’s Forsyth Park Hotel

• Annual MLK Celebration at Savannah State University Today

• Judge Realty Announces 2016 Top Producers

• The Largest Nick Cave Display Ever in Georgia at Telfair Museums' Jepson Center

• Governor: Budget Prioritizes Cybersecurity, Education, Public Safety

• Last Chance to Participate in the Georgia CEO Q1 Business Index Survey

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