• Prime Fishing Areas Could Be Off Limits for Decades
• Tommy Hester Assumes Chairmanship of SEDA; Parker and Hinchey Join Board
• New Year Off to Dismal Start For Charter Fishing Business
• 'Move Your Money' Campaign in Spotlight

• SCAD Museum of Art Gets NEA Grant for Early American Paintings Conservation
• The Seen and Unseen: A Dialectic in Weaving Opens June 4
• Savannah Wine & Jazz Fest Serves Up Delicious Cool
• Clay/Paper/Thread Runs June 4 Through July 10

• 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate Falls to Near Record Lows
• Automakers Rely More on 0% Financing to Close Deals
• National Debt Soars Past $13 Trillion
• If Markets Fall 15%, Bear May Be Coming

• Involving Employees in Option Generation
• Improving Your Skills as a Leader
• The Importance of "Process Management"
• How Do You Choose?

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• James Carville and Mary Matalin to Speak at GSU in September
• Georgia Southern Invites Professionals to Explore 'MBA in the City' May 11
• GSU Holding Hiring Seminar In Brunswick May 11
• Georgia Southern Expert Offers Tips on Income Tax Filing Status

• Upscale St. Marys Project Is Back On
• LS3P Associates Chosen to Conduct Northern Beaufort County Conference Center Charette
• Japanese to Build World's Tallest Building on Floating Lilypad
• CAT CEO Warns on M&A Protectionism

• Hypersonic Aircraft Shatters Aviation Records
• Apple Passes Microsoft to Be Biggest Tech Company
• Google Says It Generated $1.4 Billion for Georgia Businesses in 2009
• Dell Unveils Plans for Tablet Computer

• May Retail Sales Seen Up but Spending Erratic
• Consumer Spending in U.S. Stalls, Savings Increase
• Study: Ports Boost Jobs
• Dhawan: Georgia's Economy Facing Threats

• Wilson: "Where's the Jobs?"
• Let in More Sunshine On City Board Selections
• 2010 Resolution: Real Incentives to Hire
• What Local Stimulus Projects Would You Like to Kill, Jack and Joe?

• UGA Athletic Board Gives $2 Million to University
• GSU Launches Camp for Middle, High School Wrestlers
• Georgia Southern Group Flying to Africa
• Savannah Tech GOAL Student Heads to Atlanta for Competition

• September 2010 Calendar of Events
• Savannah Wine & Jazz Fest Serves Up Delicious Cool
• Old Fort Jackson a Happening Site for Memorial Day
• Tickets for June 18 TEDxCreativeCoast Available May 21

• Beaufort Regional Chamber Hosting Senator Lindsey Graham June 2
• Georgia Chamber CEO George Israel retiring
• Beaufort Regional Chamber's Calendar of Events for June
• Effingham Chamber Chat

• Wall Street Critic Frank to Shepherd Final Reform Bill
• Greece Considering Legal Action Against U.S. Banks for Crisis
• Senate Backs Curbs on Credit Raters, Card Fees
• U.S. Posts 19th Straight Monthly Budget Deficit

• FDA Warned Dozens of Drug Factories Since 2009
• June Events at Memorial University Medical Center
• No Benefit in Delayed Immunization
• FDA 'Actively Pursuing' McNeil Consumer Healthcare

• Fairmont Restaurant Closes Sept. 1 After 18 Years in Business
• Driving in Georgia? Proceed with Caution
• Hartsfield-Jackson Expects Busy Summer
• Pushy Fliers May Show Up on TSA's Radar

• Luxury Sales Bounce Back
• 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate Falls to Near Record Lows
• Purchases of U.S. Existing Homes Increase More Than Forecast on Tax Credit
• House Prices to Eke Out Small Rise This Year

• Lloyd's of London Warns of 'Perfect Storm' Threat to Insurance Market
• Do You Know Your Insurance Score?
• AIG Posts $1.45 Billion First-Quarter Profit as Investment Writedowns Drop
• Trans World Assurance Booted from Georgia

• Elena Kagan Will Be Obama's Pick for the Supreme Court
• Boshaw Law Firm Opens in Old Town Bluffton
• 'Short List' for Court Picks Shows Ties to Obama
• Goldman Sachs Taps Ex-W.H. Counsel

• New Audi and Volkswagen Dealerships Just Minutes from Savannah
• Beaufort Regional Chamber Hosting Senator Lindsey Graham June 2
• Beaufort Regional Chamber's Calendar of Events for June
• LS3P Associates Chosen to Conduct Northern Beaufort County Conference Center Charette

• Automakers Rely More on 0% Financing to Close Deals
• Ford Weighs Plan to Drop Mercury Brand: Source
• Durable Goods Orders Surge in April on Aircraft
• GM Posts First-Quarter Profit

• Black Expo in Savannah GA
• First Savannah Black Expo to Be Held
• NAWIC March Meeting Is the 22nd
• National Association of Women in Construction Monthly Meeting Is February 22

• Union Mission Honors Mr. S. Elmo Weeks for 60 Years of Service on the Board of Directors
• Voices and Faces of Breast Cancer Survivorship Deadline Extended
• Educators Come to Savannah for NEH Summer Programs
• Historic Savannah Foundation Refreshes Website, Unveils New Brand

• Georgia Chamber CEO George Israel retiring
• Local Attorney Receives Civil Rights Award
• Bloomingdale Resident Honored by Combat Readiness Training Center
• Hilton Head's First Mayor to Celebrate His 95th Birthday May 6

• United Community Bank Boosts Savannah Staff
• Mark Banish Joins Coastal Logistics Group, Inc. as Chief Operating Officer
• Staff Promotions Visit Mansion, Bohemian Hotels
• U.S. Payrolls Rise 290,000, Beating Forecasts; Jobless Rate Climbs to 9.9%

• Driving in Georgia? Proceed with Caution
• Study: Ports Boost Jobs
• Dhawan: Georgia's Economy Facing Threats
• Google Says It Generated $1.4 Billion for Georgia Businesses in 2009

• May Retail Sales Seen Up but Spending Erratic
• Display Myths Shattered: How Monitor & HDTV Companies Cook Their Specs
• Home Depot Raises Outlook After Profit Surges 41%
• Retail Sales and Industrial Output Rise Firmly

• Best Buy Demotes, Cuts Store Staff
• Don't Just Thank; Remember the Lessons and Stories
• Higher Forms of Hiring the Right Person AND the Best Person
• The Next President of the United States Made the Sale!

• Photocopier Fallout: Congress, FTC "Concerned"
• New Day and Time for Low-Cost Pet Vaccine Clinic Is May 12th
• EU, China Talk Over How, not If, to Sanction Iran
• Inside a Russian Billionaire's $300 Million Yacht

• Interruption of Business: What Insurance Really Covers
• City of Savannah, CEMA Seek Disaster Preparedness By Small Businesses
• Pension Woes May Have Led to 401(k) Cuts, Study Finds
• The Spiral: Playing the Deflation Threat

• VCs See Android Gaining on iPhone
• Professional Social Networking Booming
• Apple's iPhone Replaces BlackBerry for Some Bankers
• Sprint's Newest Phone Rated 'D' -- for 'Drool-Worthy'

• Driving in Georgia? Proceed with Caution
• Hypersonic Aircraft Shatters Aviation Records
• Hartsfield-Jackson Expects Busy Summer
• Study: Ports Boost Jobs

• The Coastal Bank Names New Mortgage Director
• Women CEOs Beat Men in Pay in 2009
• Colleton River Plantation Club Names New Director of HR
• AASU Faculty Member Earns State Award

• 40 Under 40

• An Interview With Randy Bugos
• Community Business Leaders Come and Go Throughout the Year
• GUS BELL: Water and Growth Take Center Stage at Opening CEO Luncheon
• THOMAS MONTGOMERY: "Using Wellness Programs"

• Pension Woes May Have Led to 401(k) Cuts, Study Finds
• Russia, China to Promote Ruble, Yuan Use in Trade
• Source of Cash for Seniors Is Drying Up
• FTC Releases List of Top Consumer Fraud Complaints in 2007

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