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• Georgia Regional Commissions See Slight Rise in May Unemployment

  News, July 07, 2025

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Shed 33,000 Jobs in June; Annual Pay was Up 4.4%

  News, July 07, 2025

• Workplace Triple Threat of Pessimism, Uncertainty, & Disconnect Now at Critical Levels, Survey Shows

  News, July 07, 2025

• Saying Yes to Pets Pays Off for Landlords

  News, July 07, 2025

• Startup Savannah Graduates Inaugural Class of SPARK Savannah

  Features, July 02, 2025

  The inaugural cohort of SPARK Savannah, an elite and intensive accelerator program provided by Startup Savannah, has completed the 12-week course. Startup Savannah is proud to report a 100% graduation rate, with all 15 participants completing the SPARK program.

• Great Oaks Bank Appoints Phillip Anderson as Savannah Market Executive

  News, July 02, 2025

• Savannah Technical College Now Offers High School Diplomas for Adult Learners Through Cognia-Accredited Career Plus Program

  News, July 02, 2025

• Savannah's Candy Kitchen Scoops Up Support for P.A.C.K. Savannah on National Ice Cream Day

  News, July 02, 2025

• Shamrock+ President Ryan Murphy Presents to Chicago Architecture Center for Second Time

  News, July 02, 2025

• Georgia PSC Approves Plan to Freeze Georgia Power Base Rates Through at Least 2028

  Features, July 02, 2025

  The Georgia Public Service Commission approved a plan to keep Georgia Power base rates stable and predictable through at least the end of 2028, with storm costs to be addressed in a separate proceeding.

• Everything you Need to Know About Georgia's Fireworks Laws for the Fourth of July 2025

  News, July 02, 2025

• Amazon Robotic Fulfillment Center in Stone Mountain Opens to Public for Tours

  News, July 02, 2025

• American Textile Company Investment in Tifton Continues as it Celebrates a Century of Success

  News, July 02, 2025

• AGCO & TAFE Settle Legal Dispute over Massey Ferguson Brand in India

  News, July 02, 2025

• Dr. Christopher Blake: Marking Middle Georgia State University's 10th Anniversary

  News, July 02, 2025

• KIA America Posts Highest First-Half Sales in Company History

  News, July 02, 2025

• AI on the Frontline: Global Firms Back Innovation, Brace for New Cyber Threats

  News, July 02, 2025

• Supply Chains Are Playing Defense, Not Reinventing, according to West Monroe's Quarterly Supply Chain Poll

  News, July 02, 2025

• Survey Finds 94% of Parents Help Fund Their Child's Education, Using These Methods

  News, July 02, 2025

• Peter Hoffman Officially Named Rotary Club Of Savannah President At Weekly Luncheon

  News, July 01, 2025

• United Way Announces Upcoming Chatham County Hospital Authority Grant Opportunity

  News, July 01, 2025

• City Of Port Wentworth Invests In Major Sewer Rehabilitation For Downtown Area

  News, July 01, 2025

• City of Savannah to Celebrate Installment of Sixth New Splash Pad

  News, July 01, 2025

• New Data: Georgia Sinks in National Child Well‑Being Rankings, CGIC Steps Up Efforts to Reverse the Trend

  News, July 01, 2025

• Is Georgia the Most Patriotic State in the Country? What WalletHub Says as July 4th Approaches

  News, July 01, 2025

• CareSource Launches $300k Grant Challenge to Improve Health Care Access & Outcomes in Georgia

  News, July 01, 2025

• Georgia Humanities Announces Host Sites for Smithsonian’s Voices & Votes: Democracy in America Exhibition

  News, July 01, 2025

• Home Depot Enters Into Agreement for SRS Distribution to Acquire GMS

  News, July 01, 2025

• Fayette County Middle School Civic Leader Wins Georgia Civics Bee State Final

  Features, July 01, 2025

  Monday, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce announced that Kaden J., a civic leader representing Bennett’s Mill Middle School in Fayette County won the 2025 Georgia State Finals of the National Civics Bee. Kaden will now represent the state of Georgia in the National Championship, which will take place in Washington D.C. in the fall.

• State School Superintendent Richard Woods launches Georgia’s Student Bill of Rights

  News, July 01, 2025

• Southeastern Grocers Salutes Military Families with $300,000 Donation to Folds of Honor

  News, July 01, 2025

• US Consumer Confidence Retreats in June

  News, July 01, 2025

• Stable Employee Giving & Volunteering Trends in 2024, Study Shows

  News, July 01, 2025

• Savannah Police Host ‘Roll Call in the Street’ Event

  News, June 30, 2025

• Metro Hinesville Sees Slight Rise in May Unemployment

  News, June 30, 2025

• Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society Announces 16th Annual Camp Buddy in Chatham County

  News, June 30, 2025

• Leadership Southeast Georgia Celebrates Class of 2025 Graduation in Chatham County

  Features, June 30, 2025

  The Leadership Southeast Georgia Class of 2025 has officially graduated, concluding their five-month program with a final session focused on regional impact and leadership application. The three-day session in Chatham County included tours, project presentations, and a graduation ceremony.

• What Cutting Clean Energy Tax Credits Could Mean for Georgia

  News, June 30, 2025

• Kroger Store Closures: Find Out Which Ones are Closing in Georgia

  News, June 30, 2025

• Soliant Health Opens Voting for 2025 “Most Beautiful Hospitals” in America

  News, June 30, 2025

• Georgia DOT Announces Lane Closure Suspension, Best & Worst Travel Times for Upcoming July 4th Holiday Weekend Travel

  Features, June 30, 2025

  The Georgia Department of Transportation is suspending lane closures on Georgia interstates and state routes for the upcoming July 4th holiday travel period. During this time, construction-related lane closures will be suspended to ease potential congestion, reduce delays, and increase safety for motorists across the state due to the holiday.

• Gen Z, Millennials, and Affluent Travelers Set the Pace for 2025 Summer Vacations

  News, June 30, 2025

• Investment Outlook Eyes Discipline Amid Vitality

  News, June 30, 2025

• AI Can Help Avoid Approximately US$70B Annually in Direct Natural Disaster Costs by 2050

  News, June 30, 2025

• Metro Savannah Sees Slight Rise in May Unemployment

  News, June 27, 2025

• Groundbreaking Ceremony Held for New Medical Complex in Effingham Co.

  News, June 27, 2025

• Savannah-Chatham School Board Approves Budget that Includes Reduction in Millage Rate

  News, June 27, 2025

• Hospice Savannah Launches The GUIDE Model for Dementia Care

  News, June 27, 2025

• Coastal Heritage Society Launches Fundraising Campaign To Support Future STEAM Center

  News, June 27, 2025

• Georgia DOT’s TIA Program Celebrating 951 Transportation Projects Completed Georgia to Date

  Features, June 27, 2025

  Now in its 13th year, data from Georgia’s Transportation Investment Act (TIA) program demonstrates how the four participating regions and their counties are improving their economic and civic development by tackling extensive lists of infrastructure projects, in both year-to-year and long-term comparisons.

• SkillsUSA’s National Conference Brings Thousands Of Students To Atlanta

  News, June 27, 2025

• 4 Atlantans Win Entrepreneur of the Year Southeast Award

  News, June 27, 2025

• AGC Georgia Names Blake Stalnaker Young Leadership Program Member of the Year

  News, June 27, 2025

• Kaiser Permanente Serves as the Presenting Sponsor of Health Connect South 2025 in Atlanta

  News, June 27, 2025

• The Georgia Public Service Commission Has Rules Governing Power Disconnection During Heat Advisories

  News, June 27, 2025

• 56% of Employers Say It's Workers Who Must Adapt to Company Culture--But Job Seekers Disagree

  News, June 27, 2025

• CARFAX: Nearly 17 Million Vehicles on U.S. Roads Have Expired Registration Tags

  News, June 27, 2025

• Finseca: 5 Financial Tips Every Graduate Should Know

  News, June 27, 2025

• City Invites Public Input on Design and Selection of New Utility Billing Platform

  News, June 26, 2025

• Beach Erosion Closes 2nd St. Crossover Until Further Notice, Says Tybee Island Officials

  News, June 26, 2025

• Barberitos Expands in Georgia with Two Multi-Unit Development Agreements

  News, June 26, 2025

• Two Savannah Bank of America Employees Earn Presidential Recognition for Exceptional Volunteerism

  News, June 26, 2025

• Coleman Company Welcomes Donald Brown, PE

  News, June 26, 2025

• With More FREE Performances than Any Music Festival in the Lowcountry! Announcing the 44th Annual Savannah Jazz Festival 2025

  News, June 26, 2025

• In Georgia, Plan To Shutter Job Corps Training Program Sparks Opposition

  News, June 26, 2025

• AT&T Invests More than $16.9B in Network Infrastructure from 2020 to 2024 in Georgia

  Features, June 26, 2025

  Every American deserves access to fast, reliable connectivity – whether it’s an important call to a family member or friend, the internet that powers work or online learning, or the connection that first responders rely on. It’s this connectivity that’s fueling economic growth and supporting job creation in Georgia and across America.

• Georgia Surplus Tax Refund Deposits Hitting Bank Accounts. Everything You Need To Know About The Up To $500 Refund

  News, June 26, 2025

• Conditions are Favorable for U.S. Commercial Insurance Buyers, but Economic Uncertainty Abounds

  News, June 26, 2025

• Despite Recession Fears, Nearly 30% of Home Shoppers Say a Downturn Could Make Them More Likely to Buy a Home

  News, June 26, 2025

• Existing Home Sales Forecast Revised Lower in Latest Outlook

  News, June 26, 2025

• Dr. Shonna McGee Joins Coastal Care Partners

  News, June 25, 2025

• Georgia Southern University Receives Funding To Launch Rural Opioid Harm Reduction Program For Justice-Involved Individuals

  News, June 25, 2025

• Lineup Announced for 2025 Savannah Jazz Festival

  News, June 25, 2025

• M.E. Sack Engineering Welcomes Ashley Melton as Civil Engineer

  News, June 25, 2025

• One Love Animal Rescue to Receive Grant

  News, June 25, 2025

• Port of Savannah Achieves Third Month Over Half-million TEUs

  Features, June 25, 2025

  The Port of Savannah handled 500,900 twenty-foot equivalent container units in May, an increase of 10,565 TEUs or 2.2% compared to the same month last year.

• This Georgia City Ranked in Top 20 Best Run Cities in US, Says WalletHub

  News, June 25, 2025

• Governor Kemp Announces $26.5M for Local Transportation Projects

  News, June 25, 2025

• 1 in 6 Americans Planning Road Trips for 2026 FIFA World Cup

  News, June 25, 2025

• Buc-ee's to Debut New Travel Center in Brunswick

  News, June 25, 2025

• Deloitte: Consumers Shift Spending to Brands That Offer More Value for the Price

  News, June 25, 2025

• 401(k) Plan Design Improvements Make Retirement Savers More Resilient

  News, June 25, 2025

• 60% of Gen Z Use Email to Avoid Conflict and Anxiety at Work, New Survey Finds

  News, June 25, 2025

• SA Recycling Savannah-Tremont Presents $1000 Check to A Wish to Walk Foundation

  News, June 24, 2025

• Savannah Speech and Hearing Center Receives Grant from The Jack Golden Field of Interest Fund of the Savannah Community Foundation

  News, June 24, 2025

• Pulitzer Prize-Winner Kevin Sack to Discuss New Book Mother Emanuel at The Learning Center

  News, June 24, 2025

• One Toombs Industrial Park Certified ‘Ready for Accelerated Development’

  News, June 24, 2025

• 15 Woodville-Tompkins High School Students Achieve Certification in Early Childhood Education Through Savannah Tech’s Dual Enrollment Program

  News, June 24, 2025

• College Park Mayor Bianca Motley Broom Sworn in as President of GMA

  Features, June 24, 2025

  College Park Mayor Bianca Motley Broom was elected president of the Georgia Municipal Association during the association's annual convention in Savannah on Sunday. Joining her in leadership are Young Harris Mayor Andrea Gibby, Suwanee Mayor Jimmy Burnette, Augusta Mayor Garnett Johnson, and Madison Mayor Fred Perriman.

• These Are the 3 Best Georgia Companies to Work for, Says US News & World Report

  News, June 24, 2025

• Georgia Has One Of The Trendiest Cities To Move To In The US, Report Finds

  News, June 24, 2025

• Forbes: The Savannah Bananas Business Is Booming

  News, June 24, 2025

• AARP Commits Funds to Strengthen Georgia Communities

  News, June 24, 2025

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Inched Down in May

  News, June 24, 2025

• Budget & Cyber Pressures Impede Tech Upgrades By State & Local Governments, EY Survey

  News, June 24, 2025

• Deloitte: Restaurant AI Investments Heat Up, But Adoption Still Appears to be on the Back Burner

  News, June 24, 2025

• Georgia Ports Welcomes Summer Intern Class

  News, June 23, 2025

• TCC & MetLife Investment Management Deliver 2.3M SF of Warehouse Space Near Savannah

  News, June 23, 2025

• CAT Kicks Off Community Engagement Series in June

  News, June 23, 2025

• City of Savannah to Host Ribbon Cutting for Improvements to Ben Van Clark Park

  News, June 23, 2025

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