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• BankSouth Welcomes Nichole Hearn as Business Development Officer

  News, February 26, 2026

• Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech Collaborate on Real-time Hydration Monitoring for Athletes

  News, February 26, 2026

• AARP Georgia Honors 21 State Legislators Who Also Serve as Family Caregivers

  News, February 26, 2026

• Ag Chris Carr Leads 19-State Coalition to Preserve Access to Critical Crime-Fighting Tool

  News, February 26, 2026

• H V Jenkins Warrior Council Earns Multiple Honors at GASC Convention

  News, February 26, 2026

• Southern Company Receives Historic Department of Energy $26.5B Loan Guarantees to Increase Grid Reliability

  Features, February 26, 2026

  Customers across Alabama and Georgia are set to benefit from a historic U.S. government investment into energy infrastructure and grid reliability. Southern Company's subsidiaries, Georgia Power and Alabama Power, have received a loan package of up to $26.54 billion from the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Dominance Financing. Over the approximately 30-year term of the loans, customers are expected to recognize estimated savings of $7 billion.

• Gen Z Leads a 66% Surge in Self-Taught Job Skills, Creating a Verification Headache

  News, February 26, 2026

• U.S Homeowners Struggle With Costs of Homeownership

  News, February 26, 2026

• Survey: 3 in 10 Workers Say AI Has Increased Their Workload as Employers Raise Productivity Expectations

  News, February 26, 2026

• Coastal Heritage Society Hosts Annual Fundraising Event: ‘Art And Oysters’

  News, February 25, 2026

• Georgia Southern launches Care Station in Vidalia: Public Ribbon-Cutting Scheduled for March 4th

  News, February 25, 2026

• Historic Savannah Foundation to Spotlight Iconic Southern Landscape Architect Clermont Lee in HSF Lecture

  News, February 25, 2026

• Eastern Wharf Announces Spring Concert Series, Featuring Free Live Music Performances on the Savannah Riverfront

  Features, February 25, 2026

  Eastern Wharf is pleased to announce its Spring Concert Series, which will be curated by Savannah Stopover Music Festival. All live concerts will take place in The Park at Eastern Wharf, the largest public green space on the Savannah River.

• Telfair Museums Presents Off the Coast of Paradise: Artists and Ossabaw Island, 1961

  News, February 25, 2026

• Coastal Heritage Society Hosts Annual ‘Seuss Fest’ at Savannah Children’s Museum

  News, February 25, 2026

• Isle of Hope United Methodist Church to Celebrate 175th Anniversary on May 3rd

  News, February 25, 2026

• Kia Georgia Celebrates Trio of Major Milestones, Including Start of Production for 2027 Kia Telluride

  Features, February 25, 2026

  Kia Georgia team members marked another historic day at its West Point facility Tuesday with the start of production of the all-new 2027 Kia Telluride.

• RTX’s Pratt & Whitney Announces New $200M Columbus Expansion, Cuts Ribbon on Prior Expansion

  News, February 25, 2026

• Bill to Designate Cotton as Official State Fabric Introduced

  News, February 25, 2026

• Georgia Power Foundation CEO Audrey King Reflects on Legacy, Leadership & Open Doors at Recent Lecture

  News, February 25, 2026

• Home Depot Q4 Earnings: Contractor Focus Drives Growth Despite Weak Housing Market

  News, February 25, 2026

• Atlanta Braves Announce Launch of Exclusive Braves Television Network: BravesVision

  News, February 25, 2026

• US Consumer Confidence Inched Up in February

  News, February 25, 2026

• Retirement Asset Ownership Is Widespread Among Gig-Worker Households

  News, February 25, 2026

• Nearly Half of Americans Feel Trapped in Their Homes as Mortgage Rates Freeze the Housing Market

  News, February 25, 2026

• JIT Warehousing & Logistics to Host “FORE Vision” Charity Golf Tournament on April 13th

  News, February 24, 2026

• Bouhan Falligant LLP Selects Shayna Bowen As New Managing Partner

  News, February 24, 2026

• Friedman's Framing Named the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2026 Small Business of the Year

  News, February 24, 2026

• Matthew Reardon Center Launches “Together We Thrive” Workshop Series

  News, February 24, 2026

• Mirror Image Fish Printing & the Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary Foundation Announce Collaboration

  News, February 24, 2026

• Visit Savannah Celebrates 50 Years

  Features, February 24, 2026

  When Interstate 95 was completed in the mid-1970s, community leaders recognized both a challenge and an opportunity. Thousands of travelers were passing by Savannah each day—but without a dedicated marketing effort, many would continue on without ever experiencing our city.

• Georgians Looking for a New Job Have More Options than Some Other States

  News, February 24, 2026

• 2026 Georgia Teacher of the Year Rachel Kinsaul Leads Statewide Day of Service Initiative March 18th

  News, February 24, 2026

  As Georgia's 2026 Teacher of the Year, Rachel Kinsaul is encouraging schools and districts across the state to engage students in meaningful service learning through a Day of Service initiative focused on community connection, real-world learning, and civic responsibility.

• Georgia Roof Shingles Factory is Ramping Up, Hoping for a Homebuilding Boom

  News, February 24, 2026

• Senate Budget Asserts Priorities, Highlights Change

  News, February 24, 2026

• Opening Doors for Georgia’s Foster Youth Through Technical Education

  News, February 24, 2026

• Commissioner Hubbard Moves to Amend the Certification of the 10,000-Megawatt Grid Expansion for Data Centers, Based on Legal Concerns

  News, February 24, 2026

• January U.S. Travel Agency Air Ticket Sales Top $10 Billion

  News, February 24, 2026

• AI Hype Versus Reality & 'Generational Recession': New Goodwill Report Reveals Growing Workforce Gaps

  Features, February 24, 2026

  Amid widespread layoffs and economic disruption, a new report from Goodwill Industries reveals a number of critical gaps in the reality of today's workforce. The Workforce in Flux: Americans and the Changing World of Work report, includes findings that allude to a deepening "generational recession" affecting the nation's youngest workers as well as a widening gap between AI expectations and reality.

• AI, Automation, and Sustainability Lead Packaging and Processing Trends

  News, February 24, 2026

• Survey: AI Slop Crisis: 7 in 10 Managers Report Recurring, Costly Errors from Direct Reports' AI Use

  News, February 24, 2026

• The Savannah Jaycees Announces 2026 Board of Directors

  News, February 23, 2026

• Coastal Care Partners Amy Pierce Leads Launch of New Low Country Local Unit of the Aging Life Care Association

  News, February 23, 2026

• Coastal States Bank Adds Treasury Services Relationship Banker, Charlie Labassi to Support Local Businesses

  News, February 23, 2026

• Port Wentworth Mayor Pro Tem Gabrielle Nelson Appointed to Multiple “National League Of Cities” Leadership Committees

  News, February 23, 2026

• Savannah to Host Hope Beyond Borders 5K & 10K on October 10th

  News, February 23, 2026

• Japan Trade Deal to Bring $600M ‘Diamond Grit’ Factory to Georgia

  News, February 23, 2026

• Georgia DOT Awards $85.7M in January

  News, February 23, 2026

• Georgia Historical Society to Host Discussion on America’s National Commemorations During Turbulent Times as Part of US250 Commemoration

  Features, February 23, 2026

  As part of its statewide commemoration of the United States’ 250th anniversary, the Georgia Historical Society (GHS) will present “A United States but a Divided America: How We Have Celebrated the Nation’s Birthday During Turbulent Times.” This special panel discussion will examine how major national commemorations have unfolded during periods of deep division. It will take place on Thursday, February 26th, at 6:00 p.m. at Christ Church Episcopal in Savannah.

• Del Taco Closes All its Georgia Locations

  News, February 23, 2026

• Chris Kader of The Landings Club on the 2026 Savannah Challenger

  Video, February 23, 2026

  Director of Court Sports at The Landings Golf & Athletic Club and Tournament Director for the Savannah Challenger Chris Kader discusses the 2026 Savannah Challenger event that is scheduled for April 20th-26th.

• Amanda Free Named President of Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Georgia

  Features, February 23, 2026

  Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia announced that Amanda Free has been named President. She succeeds Robert Bunch, who has transitioned to a new role within Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, leading the East Region Commercial region and Anthem’s Specialty Business.

• Functional Unemployment' Improves in January; Remains Up Year-Over-Year

  News, February 23, 2026

• IFA Predicts Steady Growth For Franchising In 2026 Economic Outlook

  News, February 23, 2026

• Vacancy and Zombie Home Rates Low Across the Country

  News, February 23, 2026

• Savannah Mayor Shares St. Patrick’s Day Parade Reminders

  News, February 20, 2026

• Senior Citizens Inc. Announces the 2026 Legends, Leaders, & Life Well Lived Honorees

  Features, February 20, 2026

  Senior Citizens Inc. is proud to announce the honorees for its 2026 Legends, Leaders, and Life Well Lived Awards Luncheon, that will take place on May 14th from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at The Palmetto Club at The Landings.

• Moore, Clarke, DuVall & Rodgers Announces Two Partner Promotions

  News, February 20, 2026

• EmployAbility to Host Inclusive Fine Art Show Celebrating Creativity and Community

  News, February 20, 2026

• Savannah Launches StoryRoots Project To Map Community History

  News, February 20, 2026

• Savannah Speech and Hearing Center Receives Grant From International Paper Company

  News, February 20, 2026

• Georgia Communities Receive Infrastructure Loans Totaling $118.1M

  News, February 20, 2026

• Southern Reports Q4 Earnings, Forecasts Continued Large Loads Growth

  News, February 20, 2026

• Georgia Cotton Industry Backs Bipartisan Buying American Cotton Act

  News, February 20, 2026

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Continued to Decline in December

  News, February 20, 2026

• Gen Z Job Searches Now Come With a Plus-One: Mom or Dad

  News, February 20, 2026

• New Survey from Accounting Seed Reveals Gap Between AI Hype and Reality in SMB Market

  News, February 20, 2026

• Community Remembers Renowned Savannah Chef Joe Randall

  News, February 19, 2026

• Hilton Head Prep Receives Historic $1.5 Million Endowment Gift

  News, February 19, 2026

• Optim Health System is One of the First in the Savannah to Provide a New Treatment Option for Chronic Pain

  News, February 19, 2026

• Bouhan Falligant Attorneys Named 2026 Super Lawyers - Rising Stars

  News, February 19, 2026

• Tickets on Sale for Fourth Annual ‘Find Your Voice’ Lip Sync Competition Benefitting Mary’s Place

  News, February 19, 2026

• "Love and Money with Barbara Treadwell" New Podcast Explores the Connection Between Our Money and the People we Love

  News, February 19, 2026

• Savannah Chamber Honors 2026 Business Award Winners at February Meeting

  Features, February 19, 2026

  The Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce honored local businesses and leaders during the 2026 Chamber Business Awards, presented at the February Board of Directors meeting on Wednesday at Savannah State University. The annual awards recognize excellence in hospitality, advocacy, community service, and entrepreneurship.

• Trump Says Japan to Invest in Energy, Industrial Projects in Ohio, Texas and Georgia

  News, February 19, 2026

• GDOL Honored as “Model Agency” for HR Excellence

  Features, February 19, 2026

  The Georgia Department of Labor has earned the “Model Agency Award” for Excellence in Human Resources from the Georgia Department of Administrative Services, achieving the highest assessment results among all Tier 1 agencies.

• Georgia Announces Delegates and Alternates for 2026 U.S. Senate Youth Program

  News, February 19, 2026

• Georgia-Pacific Names Nate Medina Senior Vice President and General Sales Manager of GP PRO

  News, February 19, 2026

• Senior Living Referral Agencies Focus of New Consumer Protection Legislation

  News, February 19, 2026

• Sens. Ossoff, Rev. Warnock Delivering Drinking Water Upgrades through Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

  News, February 19, 2026

• Retirement Confidence Among Middle-Income Americans Declines Amid Economic Uncertainty

  News, February 19, 2026

• New-Vehicle Prices Climb Higher in January; Automakers Cut Incentives to Help Protect Margins

  News, February 19, 2026

• AI is Spreading Faster Than Companies Can Secure it, CISO Survey Finds

  News, February 19, 2026

• Report: Support for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Remains High--but Only 50% of US Employees See Real Impact

  News, February 19, 2026

• Former US Ambassadors to Participate in Georgia Southern’s Norman Fries Distinguished Lectureship Series

  Features, February 18, 2026

  Members of the American Academy of Diplomacy will discuss global challenges and their connections to Georgia and the Southeast during a panel discussion Feb. 24th in the Performing Arts Center on the Statesboro campus. The event is open to the public and co-hosted by Georgia Southern University’s Honors College and the Office of Research and Economic Development as part of the annual Norman Fries Distinguished Lectureship series.

• City’s Municipal Archives Launches StoryRoots Project to Map Community History

  News, February 18, 2026

• Historic Savannah Foundation Announces Artisan Spotlight Series Spring Schedule

  News, February 18, 2026

• Judge Realty Welcomes Residential Realtor Rhonda Pulte

  News, February 18, 2026

• Attorney Zachary H. Thomas Recognized as 2026 Super Lawyer

  News, February 18, 2026

• Savannah Age Management Medicine Announces the Hire of Nurse Practitioner Sarah Malone

  News, February 18, 2026

• Golden Eagles to Land at Georgia Southern University’s East Georgia Campus

  News, February 18, 2026

• Georgia Power Delivers Lower Costs for Customers with Latest Filings

  Features, February 18, 2026

  Georgia Power today filed its expected Fuel Cost Recovery and Storm Cost Recovery cases with the Georgia Public Service Commission. Together, the cases seek to lower costs for customers through two distinct filings. The cumulative effect of the filings will result in overall lower rates for customers beginning this summer if approved by the Georgia PSC.

• Lawmakers Push Plan To Lift Georgia’s Lagging Literacy Rates

  News, February 18, 2026

• Georgia Seafood Summit Brings Industry Together for Learning, Connection

  News, February 18, 2026

• UGA School of Medicine Granted Preliminary Accreditation

  News, February 18, 2026

• TCSG & American College of Education Announce New Articulation Agreement

  News, February 18, 2026

• Georgia’s Sales Tax Breaks for Data Centers Tally More Than $2.5 Billion

  News, February 18, 2026

• Secretary Raffensperger Hosts “MoneyTalks” Programs for High School and College Students Across Georgia

  News, February 18, 2026

• Corporate and Private Equity Leaders Anticipate Stronger M&A Activity in 2026

  News, February 18, 2026

• 86% of US Hiring Managers Say AI Makes It Too Easy to Exaggerate Skills on Resumes

  News, February 18, 2026

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