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• State Senate Study Committee Formed To Explore Ways To Fund College Tuition

  News, August 21, 2025

• Home Depot Foundation Invests $10M in Skilled Trades Training, Launches Partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America

  News, August 21, 2025

• 10-year-old Georgia Farmer Earns Full Scholarship for Agriculture Dreams

  News, August 21, 2025

• This Georgia Institution Took the Crown Among Princeton Review's 209 Best Value Colleges

  News, August 21, 2025

• Survey: HR Leaders Plan to Dial Back Hiring in the Second Half of 2025

  News, August 21, 2025

• The U.S. Cities Leading the New Home Boom

  News, August 21, 2025

• Resume Builder Survey: 6 in 10 Gen Z Workers Are Quiet Vacationing This Summer

  News, August 21, 2025

• City Will Launch Pothole Patrol Initiative This Fall

  News, August 20, 2025

• Emily McCarthy Celebrates One Year Anniversary of New Location on Victory Drive

  News, August 20, 2025

• Georgia Ports Maintains Excellent Credit Rating From S&P Global

  News, August 20, 2025

• Residents Discuss Richmond Hill Bryan-County Airport At Airport Authority’s First Meeting

  News, August 20, 2025

• Savannah VOICE Festival Announces Stellar Fourteenth Season – “Sunny Days And Stary Nights”

  News, August 20, 2025

• Georgia Business Leaders Unite in Atlanta to Accelerate the Fight Against Cancer

  News, August 20, 2025

• Georgia Film Academy Celebrates Grand Opening of State-of-the-Art Facility at Assembly Studios

  Features, August 20, 2025

  The Georgia Film Academy celebrated the grand opening of its new state-of-the-art instructional facility at Assembly Studios yesterday. The grand opening marked a significant milestone in Georgia’s film industry, showcasing the state’s commitment to workforce development and innovation.

• This Tiny North Georgia Town Is The Dreamiest Fall Destination

  News, August 20, 2025

• Georgia Forestry Foundation Names Richard Gill the 2025 Georgia Forestry Teacher of the Year

  News, August 20, 2025

• Sen. Ossoff Successfully Touts Restoring Federal Support for Foster Children

  News, August 20, 2025

• Small Business Survey: SMBs Stay Positive Despite Tariffs

  News, August 20, 2025

• New Report Highlights AI and the Impact on the Legal Industry

  News, August 20, 2025

• Fannie Mae Publishes July 2025 National Housing Survey Results

  News, August 20, 2025

• 2025's Most Overbooked Destinations: Where Tourists Are Getting Shut Out This Summer

  News, August 20, 2025

• The Mediation Center Executive Director Jill Cardenas to Transition to Advisory Role After 10 Years of Peacebuilding

  News, August 19, 2025

• Current Edge Solutions Once Again Recognized as One of the Fastest Growing Private Companies in America

  News, August 19, 2025

• Savannah Age Management Medicine Announces the Hire of Family Nurse Practitioner Evelia Johnson

  News, August 19, 2025

• Seven Student Films from Savannah Arts Academy Selected for 2025 All-American High School Film Festival

  News, August 19, 2025

• Georgia Gas Price Average Nudge Up a Penny

  News, August 19, 2025

• Where Are the Best Lakes to Fish in Georgia? Anglers Pick These 5 As the Best

  News, August 19, 2025

• Georgia Power Offers Tips To Help Customers Save On Summer Power Bills

  News, August 19, 2025

• Southern District Of Georgia Gets New U.S. Attorney

  News, August 19, 2025

• This HGTV Fan Favorite Set in Georgia was Recently Canceled. Why it is Now Off the Air

  News, August 19, 2025

• Georgia Southern University’s Institute for Health Logistics & Analytics Expands Global One Health Research in Ireland

  News, August 18, 2025

• U.S. Postal Service Reveals New Forever Stamp Design Honoring Former President Jimmy Carter

  Features, August 18, 2025

  The U.S. Postal Service announced it will issue a commemorative Forever stamp honoring former President Jimmy Carter, who died last December, at the age of 100. The Postal Service plans to release the stamp for purchase on Oct. 1 in Atlanta, on what would have been former President Carter's 101st birthday.

• First New Natural Gas Turbine Delivered to Georgia Power’s Plant Yates

  News, August 18, 2025

• South Korea Goes Big in Georgia: $287M Fund Fuels Global Supply Chain Play

  News, August 18, 2025

• Fed Can Wait to Adjust Policy Because Job Market is Near Full Employment, Bostic Says

  News, August 18, 2025

• Bob Izlar Receives 2025 Georgia Farm Bureau Commodity Award

  News, August 18, 2025

• AG Carr Leads Bipartisan Coalition Urging Instagram to Strengthen Location Privacy Protections

  News, August 18, 2025

• Surveys Reveal Confidence in Freight Market Despite Headwinds

  News, August 18, 2025

• New Blackbaud Institute Report Reveals Key Drivers of Effective Risk Management for Social Impact Organizations

  News, August 18, 2025

• Fannie Mae Publishes Results of Latest Mortgage Lender Sentiment Survey

  News, August 18, 2025

• Young Americans Are Planning and Saving for Bigger Vacations This Summer

  News, August 18, 2025

• Georgia Tech-Savannah Welcomes New Employees Susan Daly, Patrice Elmore And Gabriella Fischer

  News, August 15, 2025

• BankSouth Welcomes Andrew Skillman as New Relationship Manager

  News, August 15, 2025

• P.A.C.K. Savannah Summer Family Bingo Kicks Off School Year with $10,000 Donation from DAI Commercial

  News, August 15, 2025

• Richmond Hill Airport Proposal Identifies Possible Location, Size

  News, August 15, 2025

• Savannah Rep Launches Inaugural Savannah Musical Theatre Festival

  News, August 15, 2025

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.4% in July

  News, August 15, 2025

• GaDOE: Test Scores Continue to Rise with Abandonment of Common Core Math

  News, August 15, 2025

• Congressman Buddy Carter Visits Yamaha Marine Innovation Center

  News, August 15, 2025

• Guidance to Support the Distraction-Free Education Act

  News, August 15, 2025

• Tariffs and Rising Construction Costs Could Signal Trouble Ahead For Rents - Despite Two Years Price Declines

  News, August 15, 2025

• Attom: U.S. Foreclosure Activity Jumps 13% Year Over Year in July Highest of 2025

  News, August 15, 2025

• How Independent Financial Advisors Can Drive Smart, Sustainable Growth

  News, August 15, 2025

• Realtor.com: Price Premium for New Construction Hits All-Time Low

  News, August 15, 2025

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Announces Hire of Client Advisor Jake Fromm

  News, August 14, 2025

• Vaden Chevrolet Pooler Expands Express Service to Meet Growing Demand

  News, August 14, 2025

• First National Realty Partners Announces Ross Dress for Less Opening at McAlpin Square in Savannah

  News, August 14, 2025

• Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum to Present “Beyond the Plate: Sea and Sky” Exhibition

  News, August 14, 2025

• scDataCom Ranks No. 1020 on the 2025 Inc. 5000 List

  News, August 14, 2025

• GE Appliances to Invest $3 Billion in U.S. Manufacturing, Boost Production at Georgia Plant

  News, August 14, 2025

• Dozens of Credit Cards Skimmers Discovered at Georgia Businesses

  News, August 14, 2025

• Federal Exemption for Alternative Fuel Vehicles in High Occupancy Lanes to Expire

  News, August 14, 2025

• Senior Citizens Inc. Launches Innovative Pilot Program Delivering Diabetic-Friendly Meals to Older Adults in Chatham County

  News, August 14, 2025

• Recession Fears Drive 83% of Employers to Streamline, Cross-Train and Cut Costs

  News, August 14, 2025

• New Survey: Advance Care Planning Is Unfamiliar to Many Americans, Few Have Plans in Place

  News, August 14, 2025

• A Mansion for Less Than $1 Million? That's the Norm in Four Markets

  News, August 14, 2025

• Thomas & Hutton Announces Two New Shareholders

  News, August 13, 2025

• Parker’s Kitchen Earns Spot on Inc. 5000 List of America’s Fastest Growing Companies for Eighth Year

  News, August 13, 2025

• Hundreds Of Election Officials Discuss Voter Registration, Voting Machines, And More In Savannah

  News, August 13, 2025

• Walmart Completes Remodel of Savannah Neighborhood Market on Abercorn

  News, August 13, 2025

• Inaugural Savannah Southern Half Marathon to Charm the City This November

  Features, August 13, 2025

  In partnership with the city, local organizations and leaders, the inaugural Savannah Southern Half Marathon will debut on Nov. 15th. Organizers have announced that the event will offer two distances, the marquee half marathon and the Fleet Feet 5K that offer one-of-a-kind tours of the City of Savannah. Registration for the brand new event is now open.

• Georgia DOT Awards $98.1 Million In Contracts For June

  News, August 13, 2025

• Georgia Hemp Businesses Sue Over New Restrictions

  News, August 13, 2025

• Delivery Drones May Soon Take Off In The US And Georgia. Here's Why

  News, August 13, 2025

• McDonald’s and Chick-fil-A Top Consumers’ List for Best Technology Experience at a Quick-Service Restaurant, Canopy Research Finds

  News, August 13, 2025

• AGCO Names New PTx Leader to Accelerate Smart Farming Solutions and Growth

  News, August 13, 2025

• US Consumers Less Swayed by "Made in USA": Tariffs & Price Pressures Undercut Products' Country-of-Origin Appeal

  News, August 13, 2025

• Nearly 9 in 10 Colleges Plan to Expand Online Programs as Student Demand Grows

  News, August 13, 2025

• IT's New Reality: Unify or Drown in Complexity

  News, August 13, 2025

• Survey: More Stressful Than a Wedding: First-Time Buyers Share the Shocks of Homeownership

  News, August 13, 2025

• Bouhan Falligant’s Dennis Keene Presents At Annual Savannah Safety Coalition

  News, August 12, 2025

• Assisted Living Locators Opens Lowcountry Office to Guide Families Through Senior Care Decisions

  News, August 12, 2025

• Ann Bentley Joins Live Oak Public Libraries as Director of Public Services

  News, August 12, 2025

• SouthCoast Health Announces Addition of Primary Care Physician

  News, August 12, 2025

• St. James the Less Catholic Church in Savannah Rededicated Restored Sanctuary Amid $15M Campus Transformation

  News, August 12, 2025

• Apprenticeships are Key to Georgia’s Workforce Future

  News, August 12, 2025

• Leadership Georgia Searching For Manager of Programming and Events

  News, August 12, 2025

• Cango Inc. Acquires 50 MW Bitcoin Mining Facility in Georgia, Laying Groundwork for Future Energy Strategy

  News, August 12, 2025

• Big City Exodus: Report Finds Majority of Shoppers Looking to Relocate for Budget & Lifestyle

  News, August 12, 2025

• Latest Tech Employment Data Elicits More Questions, While Answer Clarity Remains Elusive

  News, August 12, 2025

• Survey: Nantucket And Martha's Vineyard Most Expensive US Summer Destinations

  News, August 12, 2025

• New Fospha Research: Brands Only Measuring Web Miss What's Causing 42% Of Their Sales

  News, August 12, 2025

• Can a Newly Created Music Commission Boost Savannah’s Image as a Music Hub?

  News, August 11, 2025

• Neighborhood Nectar Selected to Vend at USDA’s Great American Farmers Market

  News, August 11, 2025

• Savannah Council on World Affairs Kicks Off the 2025–2026 Speaker Series with Travis Murphy on the Power of Sports Diplomacy

  News, August 11, 2025

• Opening of New ESPLOST-funded Windsor Forest High Celebrated with Ribbon Cutting

  News, August 11, 2025

• Savannah’s Candy Kitchen Brings QVC Foodie Fest to "The Hostess City" for First Time

  News, August 11, 2025

• Gulfstream Opens New Technical Training Center in Mesa

  News, August 11, 2025

• July Net State Tax Revenues Down 2.7%

  News, August 11, 2025

• "This is Organized Crime:" Secret Service/USDA Conduct Statewide Operation in Georgia Targeting Card-Skimmers

  News, August 11, 2025

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