News

October 27, 2015

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue to Drop

• AGCO ‘Takes the Fight to the Field’ to Stand Up to Breast Cancer

• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia is Offering $240 Annual ‘New to Medicare’ Discount on Medicare Supplement Plan F

• October New-Vehicle Retail Sales Strongest in 15 Years

• Second Half Growth Expected to Outweigh Recent Market Volatility

• Find a Flash Drive, Pick it Up: Experiment Shows How Lack of Cybersecurity Knowledge Can Impact Organizations

• U.S. B2B E-Commerce Companies Grow at Double the Rate of B2C E-Retailers

October 26, 2015

• Queensborough Branch Opens in Savannah

• Coldwell Banker Platinum Partners Receives Award at Navy Federal/RealtyPlus Partnership Celebration

• County Commissioners Vote to Demerge Police Department

• Ameris Bank Announces Positive Q3, Comments on Acquisitions

• Mobile Farmer's Market Ready to Hit the Road in Savannah

• Forsyth Fountain Turns Purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month on Monday

• 'Come Fly With Me': Former Pan Am stewardesses Share Memories in Savannah

• England's First Ladies of Gardening Oct. 27th

• Georgia Film Academy to Open in Fayetteville in January

• AT&T Q3 Revenue Up, Comments on DirecTV Acquisition

• Savannah Container Traffic Sees Highest-Ever September

• Attorney General Sam Olens Files Suit Against the EPA to Stop the New, Unlawful 111(d) Rule

• Obama Vetoes Defense Bill with $90M for Georgia's Fort Gordon

• Report: More in GA. ‘Underwater’ Than a Year Ago

• Richer States Have More Marriages. Georgia….Not So Much

• Governor Deal Appoints Seven to State Boards

• Fewer Reported Credit Card Theft Victims in 2015 Than 2014

• Most Frequent Travelers Have TSA Pre-Check

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