News

January 15, 2016

• Kendra Scott Announces the Opening of Savannah Store

• PULSE Art + Technology Festival January 27th-31st

• Wet Willie’s Makes 5th Annual Donation to Susan G. Komen for the Cure Bringing the Grand Total to More Than $100,000

• Local Group Launches Effort to Save Iconic Twitty Park

• MLK Jr Weekend of Service with Savannah Tree Foundation

• Governor Budget Prioritizes Education, Transportation Investments

• AT&T Employees Mentor One Million Hours in Georgia

• Georgia Lottery Players, Students Win Big with $1.5B Powerball Jackpot

• Georgia Lawmakers Eyeing Legal Protections for Spaceport

• Sen. Isakson, Perdue Announce Students Representing Georgia in U.S. Senate Youth Program

• AG Olens Announces Georgia Support Of Lawsuit Defending Religious Liberty From Federal Assault

• Pie Five Pizza is Doubling the Dough in Georgia

• Charlie Harper: Punditry Doesn't Make Policy

• Interest Rates, Economy are Still Concerns in 2016, LOMA Life Insurance Forecast Says

• Manufacturer Replaces Punch Card Time Clock

January 14, 2016

• Mayor DeLoach Meets with Downtown Business Association

• Film Savannah Reports Record Year in Entertainment Production in Chatham County

• Savannah's First Walmart Neighborhood Market Opens

• Savannah Entrepreneur Howard Morrison to Speak in Passport to Excellence Lecture Series on January 21st

• Savannah’s Only Artisan Chocolatier Named Top Ten Chocolatier of North America

• RANCO Tent Rentals Announces the Opening of Savannah Special Events by Ranco’s New Location in Pooler

• Georgia Southern's Online Programs Recognized for Excellence in Latest Rankings by U.S. News & World Report

• Armstrong State University Ranks #53 on U.S. News & World Report 2016 Edition of Best Online Graduate Education Programs

• GE Headquarters Moving to Boston From Connecticut

• December State Tax Revenues up 3.6%

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