Savannah Morning News (Savannah, GA) articles from July 2007

Savannah Morning News (Savannah, GA) archives from July 2007

Tybee's beach money less than expected.
July 3, 2007

Montessori charter school promises to cure what ails traditional public schools.
July 3, 2007

Armstrong Atlantic State University's monitor shows local economic decline.
July 6, 2007

City staff wants hearing on Down Under's license.
July 6, 2007

Savannah Morning News, Ga., business briefs.
July 10, 2007

Hospitals unite to form task force.
July 10, 2007

Debt threatens to swamp our nation.
July 11, 2007

Statewide transportation needs outstrip available funding.
July 11, 2007

Organic lawn care grows amid concerns for environment.
July 12, 2007

New York City real estate company buys Chatham Plaza.
July 12, 2007

Thunderbolt approves million-dollar views.
July 12, 2007

Surveys rank Georgia high for business.
July 13, 2007

Local stockbrokers: Dow's surge shouldn't change investor strategies.
July 18, 2007... Byline: Mary Carr Mayle Jul. 18--News that the Dow Jones Industrials topped 14,000 Tuesday morning came as no surprise to local stockbrokers, as milestone gains seem more the rule than the exception these days. "When I started in this...

National contest offering a piece of the American Dream.
July 18, 2007... Byline: Arlinda Smith Broady Jul. 18--Homeownership has long been considered the American Dream. With recent housing issues, from subprime mortgage pitfalls to slowing home sales, the dream has turned into a nightmare for some. But...

Study finds disparities among 2005 home loans to minority borrowers.
July 18, 2007... Byline: Arlinda Smith Broady Jul. 18--Reports of growing loan foreclosures have failed to include a major factor, according to a study released recently by a national consumer rights agency. In the backdrop of the 2 million adjustable rate...

Russo's seafood restaurant owner back at MPC with another request.
July 18, 2007... Byline: Christian Livermore Jul. 18--Two months after plans for a sit-down restaurant were shot down, the owner of a local seafood restaurant was back before a local planning board Tuesday with a different request: to recombine three lots...

Governor announces back-to-school state sales tax holiday.
July 19, 2007... Byline: Mary Carr Mayle Jul. 19--It may feel like the blistering height of summer in Savannah, but Steve Kang is starting to see the signs of fall. Back-to-school business is already picking up at Kang's A-1 Uniforms on Waters Avenue....

First Chatham Bank gets new president.
July 20, 2007... Byline: Christian Livermore Jul. 20--Longtime banking executive Mike Viers has been named president of First Chatham Bank. Viers succeeds Brian Foster, who will continue in his role as chief executive officer and chairman. Foster cited...

Global CEO: Shipyard will be back.
July 20, 2007... Byline: Mary Carr Mayle Jul. 20--Global Ship Systems' shutdown is only temporary, according to company CEO Rob Creech, who said the shipyard could be back up and running in as little as six weeks. "We expect to ramp back up to our...

Local teens learn to plan for business.
July 20, 2007... Byline: Jenel Few Jul. 20--Weeks of study were over and groups of nervous high school students stood before a panel of judges Thursday to present the business plans they worked so hard to develop. Fifteen-year-old Auche' Irwin was one...

Tybee moving ahead with renourishment plans.
July 24, 2007

Savannah Bancorp to move operations center to Richmond Hill.
July 24, 2007

New minimum wage: How much will it really help?
July 24, 2007

Airport shows off new terminal expansion.
July 26, 2007

Savannah Bancorp relocates headquarters to Richmond Hill.
July 26, 2007

AT&T expanding wireless coverage in Savannah area.
July 27, 2007

Work resumes on historic Hill Hall.
July 27, 2007

Georgia Ports Authority posts another record-setting year.
July 31, 2007