News

August 10, 2020

• Colony Bankcorp to Participate in 2020 Gulf South Bank Conference

• Savannah Technical College to Offer Cybersecurity Programs at Ft. Stewart Army Education Center

• EdgePresence Announces Deployment of New Edge Data Center in Statesboro

• Derby Day Benefit for Park Place Outreach Youth Emergency Services

• UGA Helps Coastal Businesses Plan for Weather Disasters

• State School Superintendent Richard Woods on Return to School Concerns

• goBeyondProfit Event Recap Offers Tactics & Surprising Shifts Needed for Executive Communications

• Intercontinental Exchange to Acquire Ellie Mae for $11B

• State FY 2020 Final Revenues Down -.04%, July Net Tax Revenues Up 17%

• AG Chris Carr Continues to Advocate for Federal Pandemic Liability Protections, Urges Congress to Consider Safe to Work Act

• Georgia Historical Records Advisory Council Solicits Sub-grant Applications

• Flowers Foods Provides Update on Strategic Priorities and Long-term Outlook

• In COVID-19 Crisis, Older Americans Are More Resilient Than Younger Generations, Research Finds

• July's Jobs Report: The Reopening's Last Gasp

• Survey: Consumers Very Willing To Trade Personal Data for Financial Benefits

August 07, 2020

• Downtown Savannah Businesses Feel Financial Impact of Tropical Storm Isaias

• Mayor Johnson Elected to Georgia Municipal Association Board, Legislative Policy Council

• Savannah Business Offers Remote Learning Proctors

• United Way of the Coastal Empire Provides Chromebooks to Students in Effingham County School System

• International Paper Company Joins Savannah Clean Water Fund

• Georgia Southern to Host Picnic in the Park on Aug. 11th

• Abshire Public Relations Welcomes Account Manager Embree Jenkins

• Masters Tournament 'Likely' to be Held Without Fans, Georgia Official Says

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces Members of Senate Study Committee

• State Reaches 200,000 COVID-19 Case Mark; County Hot Spots Remain

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