News

April 06, 2015

• Launch of The Whitman Yacht for Charter as Westin Collaboration Announced

• Savannah State University's Annual Research Day is April 7th

• Armstrong to Offer In-State Tuition for Florida, South Carolina and Alabama Residents

• Go Mobile With the RBC Heritage App

• Georgia Chamber Business Legislation Wrap Up

• Prices Rising Steeply in Augusta for Masters Week

• "Furious 7" Generates Over $47M for Georgia Economy

• New Hotel Tax in Georgia Could Fail to Meet Expectations

• Georgia Leaders Expect Religious Freedom Bill to be Back for 2016 Legislative Session

• Georgia Logistics Summit Offers Forum for Ideas, Networking

• Georgia Gas Prices Could Return to $2 a Gallon This Summer

• Job Expansion Loses Some Steam

• Wall Street's Message to CEOs: Start Spending That Cash

• Washington, D.C. Named the Best City for Sports Travel

April 03, 2015

• Georgia Heritage FCU Celebrates 75 Years of Service with Free Concert

• Effingham County Eggs and Issues Review Breakfast on April 29th

• Savannah Wants to Become More Business Friendly

• Local Savannah PR Firm CEO Speaks at 2015 PRSSA “Brand Yourself” Regional Conference

• The Lewis Cancer & Research Pavilion Honored by Commission on Cancer

• Georgia Working to Convince Volvo to Build Plant in Savannah Area

• 15 Ways to Celebrate Easter in Georgia

• American Cancer Society Announces Gary M. Reedy as Its Next CEO

• 205 Walmart Stores Now in Georgia

• Charlie Harper: Sine Die for Jim Tudor

• Georgia Council for the Arts Announces 2015 Poetry Out Loud competition

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