News

February 03, 2015

• Georgia Manufacturing Starts 2015 with a Surge

• UGA Partnership with Georgia Chamber of Commerce Launches New Statewide Leadership Initiative

• Savannah Port Expansion Gets a $42 Million Federal Pledge

• Delta January Performance Slowed by Winter Storms

• Wood Processing Start-Up Creates 50 Jobs in Fitzgerald

• Georgia-Pacific to Invest $70 Million to Upgrade Florida Mill

• Commentary: We Need New Health Care Equation

• One-Third of Mortgage Borrowers Not Sure of Interest Rate

• President's Fiscal 2016 Budget for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works Released

• What A Messy Desk Says About You

February 02, 2015

• Titan Farms Brings Sales In-House Under New Vice President

• February Events at Memorial University Medical Center

• New Charity Campaign Inaugurated by Old Savannah Insurance Agency

• Grand Festival Day Scheduled for February 7th

• Savannah Tech to Host Give Kids a Smile Day on Feb. 6th

• AT&T is Winning Bidder on $18.2B Worth of Spectrum

• South DeKalb's "Greenhaven" Would Be Second Largest City In Georgia

• Secretary of State Kemp Reminds Corporate Customers of Annual Registration Renewal Period

• Georgia Gas Prices Rise; Historic Streak Ends

• Tami Barron Named President of SouthernLINC Wireless

• Governor Deal Appoints 31 to Regional Water Planning Councils

• Four Appointed to State Boards

• United Steelworkers Union Tells Members to Strike at Major U.S. Refineries

• Census Bureau: California Leads U.S. in Manufacturing Employment for 2012

• Feeling of Alienation Among Americans Reaches Highest Point on Record

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