News

October 20, 2020

• Identity Fraud Practices Used by North American Banks Risk Falling Behind in Digital Era

• Nearly 30% of Millennials Are Saving More Money from Their Paychecks Due to COVID-19

October 19, 2020

• Georgia Tech Professional Education Expands and Updates Military Programs for Active Duty Service Member Professional Development

• DeRenne Middle Teachers to Participate in Pilot Program for Game Creation and Coding

• The Salvation Army Appeals for Volunteers For Vital Fundraising Campaign

• Center Parc Credit Cuts Ribbon for New Savannah Area Branches

• Tiny House Project Breaks Ground on Phase 2

• West Chatham Elementary School Closure Due to Positive Staff Covid Case

• Ogeechee Technical College’s GOAL Winner Finishes as State Finalist

• Meeting Growing Demand for Broadband in Rural Georgia a Tough Task

• Electric Vehicle Performance Corral Debuts at Road Atlanta

• Southeastern Freight Lines Launches Final Mile Service System-Wide

• Georgia Residents Pay $1,771 in Annual Property Taxes on Average

• Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant Program

• Superintendent Woods Selects 2020-21 Student Advisory Council

• Home Values are Growing at a Pace Not Seen Since the Recovery From the Great Recession

• Consumer Survey Finds 70 Percent of Travelers Plan to Vacation in 2021

• One Third of American Employees are Less Motivated at Work Than Before the Pandemic

October 16, 2020

• Savannah State Presidential Search Committee Named

• Georgia Southern Lands Contract to Help Launch U.S. Naval Community College

• Chatham Commission District 6 Candidates Talk Job Creation, Public Transportation

• Colony Bankcorp Reports Third Quarter 2020 Results

• SCA Introduces New High-quality Student Meal Service for Students

• Savannah Philharmonic Reschedules October Phil the Squares with Music Event

• Center Parc Credit Cuts Ribbon for New Savannah Area Branches

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