News

December 19, 2016

• Restaurant Owner Grateful to Bounce Back after Hurricane Blow

• West Rehab Hires John R. Oviedo as Staff Physical Therapist

• Georgia DOT Suspends Lane Closures and Reminds Holiday Travelers to Plan Ahead, Expect Delays and Call 511

• Governor Appoints 23 to State Boards

• Delta Investor Day 2016: Building a Model for Long-term Success

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation Celebrates 25 Years, Honors Dr. Michael H. Mescon

• Sen. Isakson Touts Accomplishments on Behalf of Georgians, Veterans

• SunTrust Bank Closes on the Acquisition of the Assets of Pillar Financial, LLC

• EXIT Realty Corp. International Announces Half Million Dollar Pledge to Habitat for Humanity

• Attorney General Chris Carr, 24-State Coalition Sets Forth Steps for Power Plan’s Withdrawal

• ASI Survey Says 44% of Companies Rewarding Employees With Holiday Gifts

• E-Commerce Boosts November Truckload Volume: DAT Freight Index

• RE/MAX: November Home Sales Defy Seasonal Trend

• Macroeconomic Advisers Expects Holiday Spending to Increase 3.5%

December 16, 2016

• Custom Audio Video Celebrates 20 Years in Business

• Verizon Awards $20,000 to Memorial to Help Fight Domestic Violence

• City Donates 7,207 Cans to America’s Second Harvest

• Southside Fire/EMS & Security Mourns the Death of Chief Wesley Meadows

• Savannah Woman Leaves UGA College of Veterinary Medicine Nearly $1M

• Trade Center Picks Atlanta Firm to Build Hutchinson Hotel

• Colony Bankcorp, Inc. Announces Partial Redemption of Preferred Stock

• Lark Hotels Plans 55-room Bay Street Location

• Parker’s Donates to Toombs County Schools and Vidalia City Schools Through Fueling the Community Program

• Leopold’s Ice Cream to Host Monday Moovie Night's December 19th and January 23rd

• Armstrong Hosts 2016 Fall Commencement, Honoring More Than 600 Graduates

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