News

May 20, 2015

• Local Banker Earns Banking School Diploma

• Citi Trends Sales Up in Q1

• Networking Event Scheduled for Women Business Owners in Sandfly

• EYE Gotta Run/Walk 5K Scheduled for May 30th

• Georgia DOT Rejects Palmetto Pipeline, Kinder Morgan Responds on Decision

• Georgia Historical Society Names 2016 Georgia Trustees

• Gulfstream Names New President as Flynn Retires

• Renters Give Georgia Low Grade for Satisfaction

• NCR, Wells Fargo Develop New Full-Function Weatherized ATM

• Georgia Power Launches 2015/2016 ASI Distributed Generation Program

• WellStar Planning to Add Hospital in West Georgia

• University System of Georgia Implements System-wide Campus Safety Initiative

• Tech Executives Confident M&A Surge Will Continue Through 2015

• National Credit Default Rates Reach Historical Lows in April 2015

• Protecting the Enterprise: 2015 Compliance Trends Survey Reveals Growing Role of the Compliance Officer

• Survey Finds Small Business Owners Anticipate Growth in 2015

May 19, 2015

• Armstrong to Host Alumni Open House Party at Armstrong Alumni Center on June 5th

• Savannah Bar Association Honors Armstrong Associate Professor Becky K. da Cruz

• Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society Honors 2015 Champions

• Stuart F. Sligh, Jr. Memorial Foundation Donates $3700 to Bethesda Academy’s Blazer Football Team

• Nu Zeta Chapter at Armstrong Donates More Than 2,000 Books to Hodge Elementary

• Port of Savannah Achieves 25.8% Growth in April

• AT&T: Smartphone Use While Driving Grows Beyond Texting

• Home Depot Profit Builds & Sees Improvements Continuing

• Venture Atlanta Opens Call for Innovative Southeastern Tech Companies to Present at Investor Event

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