News

November 13, 2014

• IT Employment Growth Rate Increases Modestly

• Report Finds Nearly One-in-Four Millennials Believe their College Loans Will Be Forgiven

November 12, 2014

• Brennan Wasden & Painter Ranked in US News Best Law Firms

• Savannah Home Sales Slow in October, Median Prices Up

• Armstrong State University Ranks 12th on Military Times Prestigious Best for Vets

• The St. Joseph's/Candler Candler Clays Charity Shoot Fires Off in February

• 27% of State's Hospitals Earn Top Safety Rating

• Report Names Top Online Colleges in Georgia

• Georgia Health Connect Chooses Liaison to Power Health Information Exchange

• Tesla Motors Seeks to Dismiss Georgia Dealers' Petition to Ban Tesla Sales

• SunTrust Declares Quarterly Dividend

• Currahee Club Named Georgia's #1 Golf Course

• Southern Company Named a Top 100 Military Friendly Employer

• Sen. Isakson to Formally Announce Re-Election Bid

• What Would American Businesses Look Like If We Fixed the Tax Code?

• Confidence Levels Remain Steady for Office and Administrative Workers

November 11, 2014

• Video: Mighty 8th Air Force Museum Set for Boom from TV Series

• Savannah Manufacturer Expands, Adds Jobs

• Savannah Tech Culinary Arts Instructor and Students Earn Medals at ACF Competition

• Lumpkin Sworn in as Savannah-Chatham Police Chief

• Richmond Hill Heating Things Up at 13th Annual Chili Cook-Off

• Culinary Arts and Heritage Tourism to be Honored at Opportunity Award Gala

• Two Charged with Falsely Billing Georgia Medicaid for Over $977K

• Aaron's, Inc. Names John W. Robinson III Chief Executive Officer

• Gas Prices Continue to Fall in Georgia

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