Mary C. Mayle
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Portside: Dredges working overtime to finish outer harbor
With an important environmental window narrowing, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and its dredging contractor have been working around the clock to make sure a major component of the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project is completed on time. → Read More
Portside: Dredges working overtime to finish outer harbor
With an important environmental window narrowing, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and its dredging contractor have been working around the clock to make sure a major component of the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project is completed on time. → Read More
Portside: Dredges working overtime to finish outer Savannah harbor project
With an important environmental window narrowing, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and its dredging contractor have been working around the clock to make sure a major component of the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project is completed on time. → Read More
Portside: Developers, builders staying busy in Savannah’s red-hot industrial market
When you have the fastest-growing deep-water port in the country, it’s bound to create a domino effect. So it should come as no surprise that Savannah is now the fastest-growing industrial real estate market in the country. → Read More
Portside: Fresh blueberries in February? They’re here
If you’ve been grocery shopping recently, you may have been pleasantly surprised to find a taste of summer in the produce section. → Read More
Portside: Winter storm presents few problems at port
Savannah’s rare winter storm closed the city’s major cargo ports for just more than 24 hours, an icy hiccup that was quickly overcome through an extraordinary response by several groups, according to Georgia Ports director Griff Lynch. → Read More
Portside: Winter storm presents few problems at port
Savannah’s rare winter storm closed the city’s major cargo ports for just more than 24 hours last week, an icy hiccup that was quickly overcome through an extraordinary response by several groups, according to Georgia Ports director Griff Lynch. → Read More
Rose Bowl latest in long list of Uga firsts
When it comes to college mascots, Uga — the four-legged embodiment of University of Georgia athletics – is in a class all his own. → Read More
PortSide: Port ends year on high note, sees more growth ahead
With a record-shattering 2017 almost in the books, Georgia Ports Authority Executive Director Griff Lynch recently recapped the year and looked to 2018 and how the port is preparing for the growth ahead. → Read More
Portside: Savannah River Logistics ramped up, growing
Don’t tell the kids, but it takes more than elves to get all their holiday wishes under the tree by Christmas morning. → Read More
Christmas-at-Sea brings holidays to sailors far from home
Imagine a job that requires spending most of your time thousands of miles from your family with few opportunities even to check in with them by phone. Now imagine that job isolates you in the middle of nowhere with some two dozen co-workers as your only source of companionship. No running to the store or checking out a new restaurant; no catching a movie on the big screen or just taking a stroll… → Read More
Portside: Carter invites colleague with clout to visit port
There’s a saying that claims “a picture is worth a thousand words.” → Read More
PORTSIDE: Brunswick port keeps cargo rolling
When you have the words “Savannah” and “port” in the same sentence, it’s a fairly safe bet that you’re talking containers. → Read More
Port of Savannah hits 1 million container mark in first quarter of fiscal year
In July, Georgia Ports Authority Executive Director Griff Lynch reported a record Fiscal 2017 to his board – 3.8 million containers and $373 million in revenues for the period ending June 30. → Read More
GPA celebrates year, announces 2 companies to bring 150 jobs
Griff Lynch had a tough time curbing his enthusiasm Thursday as he delivered his second “State of the Ports” address to a sold-out crowd at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center. → Read More
Portside: Growth in imports signals strong holiday season
If activity at the country’s deep-water ports is any indication, Santa’s sleigh is going to be loaded down this year, delighting kids of all ages as well as truck drivers, dockworkers, container shipping interests and, most of all, retailers — many of whom live and die by seasonal holiday sales. → Read More
Despite some softness, regional economy continued to grow in second quarter
Following an extraordinarily strong first quarter, the region’s economic numbers softened somewhat in the second quarter of 2017 but continued to grow steadily, a trend Armstrong State University economist Michael Toma predicts will continue beyond the New Year. → Read More
Savannah Technical College to offer Logistics Certification with APICS partnership
The emergence of Georgia Ports Authority as the fourth-largest and fastest-growing container port in the country has made logistics a household word in our area and opened up a world of career possibilities on every level. → Read More
Variety of programs offer help for victims of Irma
The Coastal Empire may have fared better than many communities in its brush with Hurricane Irma, but there is still plenty of pain to go around – from flooded homes and tree damage to the economic impacts of shuttering a business for days. → Read More
Coastal Logistics founder and longtime Savannah businessman Richard Barrow retires
The word “retire” has never been part of Richard Barrow’s vocabulary. → Read More