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• Secretary Raffensperger to Host Financial Literacy Webinar “Fueling Growth: Funding Your Small Business”

  News, January 08, 2026

• Farmer Sentiment Drifts Lower As Trade Uncertainty Hangs Over Agriculture

  News, January 08, 2026

• Most In-Demand Entry-Level Hospitality Jobs from the 2025 Holiday Season

  News, January 08, 2026

• 74% of U.S. Adults Ready to Slow Aging in 2026 but Uncertain on Where to Start

  News, January 08, 2026

• Kevin Smith, PE Appointed to Greater Pooler Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors

  News, January 07, 2026

• Savannah Speech and Hearing Center Names Thien Duy Chen Annie F. Oliver Volunteer of the Year

  News, January 07, 2026

• Emily Prange Joins Park Place Outreach Board Of Directors

  News, January 07, 2026

• Canady's Delivers Truckload Full Of New Coats To The United Way Of The Coastal Empire As Part Of The Sixth Annual Canady’s Coats For Kids Campaign

  News, January 07, 2026

• Historic Savannah Foundation to Spotlight Daufuskie Island, S.C.’s Gullah-Geechee Community at HSF Lecture Featuring Sallie Ann Robinson

  News, January 07, 2026

• Chick-fil-A Kicks Off Year of "Newstalgia" Celebrations with Golden Fan Cup Sweepstakes

  News, January 07, 2026

• Gov. Kemp Announces Superior & State Court Appointments

  News, January 07, 2026

• Georgia Health Officials Urging Flu Vaccination Amid “Widespread And Severe” Infections

  News, January 07, 2026

• Early Hurricane Forecasts, Names And Outlooks: What To Expect In Georgia

  News, January 07, 2026

• Rising Travel Costs Reshape How Americans Travel in 2026

  News, January 07, 2026

• Nearly One-in-Four Workers 'Functionally Unemployed,' Says Ludwig Institute

  News, January 07, 2026

• S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Index Reports Annual Gain In October 2025

  News, January 07, 2026

• City Of Savannah Awarded $2 Million For Roadway Safety, Vision Zero Efforts

  News, January 06, 2026

• BankSouth Welcomes Mark McRae as Relationship Manager in Savannah

  News, January 06, 2026

• Georgia Southern’s Care Station Project Launched in Downtown Statesboro to Improve Access to Health Products & Testing

  News, January 06, 2026

• Hussey Gay Bell Names Stephanie Dammen-Morrell Principal

  News, January 06, 2026

• Richmond Hill Family Surprised With A Christmas Miracle

  News, January 06, 2026

• Shenequa Gresham Named Interim President and CEO of The Matthew Reardon Center for Autism

  Features, January 06, 2026

  The Matthew Reardon Center for Autism is proud to announce the appointment of Shenequa Gresham as its interim President and CEO.

• Georgia Dept. of Education Selects The Mediation Center to Lead Nine Mental Health Awareness Training Courses

  News, January 06, 2026

• Doris L. Williams with Mary's Place of the Coastal Empire, 2026 Lip Sync Competition

  Video, January 06, 2026

  Mary’s Place of the Coastal Empire Executive Director Doris L. Williams discusses the upcoming 2026 Lip Sync Competition, scheduled for April 24th. She also provides information on sponsorship opportunities and participation in the competition.

• State Report Says Data Centers A Boon To Economy Despite Tax Giveaway

  News, January 06, 2026

  Data centers promise to enrich Georgia even as the state is giving them nearly half a billion dollars a year in tax breaks, according to a recent state analysis. The analysis for the Georgia Department of Audits and Accounts said the state effectively gave away $474 million in the fiscal year that ended in July by exempting data centers from some taxes.

• New Laws Will Address Professional Services, Homeowner Protections, Car Owners & Politicians

  Features, January 06, 2026

  Most new laws from this year’s legislative session took effect in July, but a handful of significant bills become law on New Year’s day.

• Heath Taylor Named President & CEO of Columbia County Chamber of Commerce

  News, January 06, 2026

• Gov. Kemp Names Floor Leaders for 2026 Legislative Session

  News, January 06, 2026

• AAA: Georgia Drivers See Lower Gas Prices, Though Global Risks Persist

  News, January 06, 2026

• Forrest Gump’s Hard-To-Find Bench Is In Savannah. Just Not Where You Think.

  News, January 06, 2026

• Georgia Dental Association Announces 2026 Officers

  News, January 06, 2026

• US Consumer Confidence Fell Again in December

  News, January 06, 2026

• Restaurant 2026 Industry Survey Outlines Key Sales and Cost Trends Shaping the Year Ahead

  News, January 06, 2026

• Survey: Pay and Job Security Are Top Priorities for Workers in 2026

  News, January 06, 2026

• Jay Coombe Retires After 27 Years With Thomas & Hutton

  News, January 05, 2026

• Savannah to Host First Televised Democratic Gubernatorial Forum of 2026

  News, January 05, 2026

• SBAC Hosts Free Workshop Series for Cleaning Industry Professionals

  News, January 05, 2026

• Julia Roland Brings Bold New Works to Telfair Museums’ #Art912 Series – January 9, 2026

  News, January 05, 2026

• Golf Cart Owners Adjust To New Bluffton Law

  News, January 05, 2026

• Metro Hinesville Unemployment Rate Falls in September

  News, January 05, 2026

• Holy Trinity Classical Christian School Names Minnie Bullock as Interim Head of School

  News, January 05, 2026

• Georgia Marks 50 Years of Clean, Reliable Nuclear Energy

  Features, January 05, 2026

  For more than 50 years, nuclear energy has played a critical role in Georgia’s energy mix – currently providing approximately 25% of the state’s electricity each year from just two nuclear plants: Plant Hatch near Vidalia and Plant Vogtle near Augusta.

• Georgia’s Footprint In The EV Industry Is Expected To Grow In 2026

  News, January 05, 2026

• Georgians Set New Giving Record for GAgives on GivingTuesday 2025

  News, January 05, 2026

• Cities With The Most Expensive Homes In Georgia

  News, January 05, 2026

• Gov. Kemp Announces David Burge as Incoming Revenue Commissioner

  News, January 05, 2026

• Kia America Posts Highest Ever Annual Sales In Company History

  News, January 05, 2026

• Hospitality Outperforms U.S. Labor Market as Unemployment Hits Four-Year High

  News, January 05, 2026

• 53% of U.S. Homes Lost Value in the Past Year, the Most Since 2012

  News, January 05, 2026

• Nearly Half of U.S. Workers Now Say They'll Need $1 Million or More to Retire

  News, January 05, 2026

• Staffing Employment Ticks Up in Third Quarter

  News, January 05, 2026

• Business Owner Offering $25K Reward for Information in Savannah Acid Attack

  News, December 19, 2025

• Metro Savannah Unemployment Rate Falls in September

  News, December 19, 2025

• Approximately 2,200 Degrees Conferred During Georgia Southern’s 2025 Fall Commencement Ceremonies

  News, December 19, 2025

• Five Star Breaktime Solutions Acquires Savannah Healthy Vending

  News, December 19, 2025

• The Exchange Club Of Richmond Hill Hosts Annual Casino Night Fundraiser, “Coastal Cowboys & Cards”

  News, December 19, 2025

• Savannah College of Art and Design Unveils SCAD LUXE

  News, December 19, 2025

• Savannah Downtown Business Association to Host January Networking Luncheon on the State of Business in the Region

  Features, December 19, 2025

  The Savannah Downtown Business Association invites members and guests to attend its January 2026 Networking Luncheon on Wednesday, January 21st, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at The Pirates House in downtown Savannah. The luncheon will feature an engaging and informative conversation on The State of Business in the Region.

• Hussey Gay Bell Names Doug Roberts, AIA, LEED AP, Principal

  News, December 19, 2025

• Georgia Movie Studio May Soon Become A Data Center

  News, December 19, 2025

• Annual Defense Authorization Bill with Key Georgia Wins Passes

  News, December 19, 2025

• Holiday Travel Alert: Georgia DOT Suspends Lane Closures, Shares Key Travel Windows and Safety Tips

  News, December 19, 2025

• State Board of Education Member Matt Donaldson Will Serve as Secretary-Treasurer for National Association of State Boards of Education

  News, December 19, 2025

• New Home Depot Creator Portal Connects Influencers with Home Improvement Enthusiasts to Drive New Revenue Opportunities

  News, December 19, 2025

• Report: Workers Are Ready for AI. Organizations Aren't.

  News, December 19, 2025

• Oh, What Fun It Is to Drive? Not on December's Riskiest Day

  News, December 19, 2025

• Investors Are Paying Up to 35% Above the Median Sales Price, Adding Pressure for Everyday Homebuyers

  News, December 19, 2025

• Survey: 88% of U.S. Organizations Find Errors in the Data Feeding Their Systems, Despite High Confidence

  News, December 19, 2025

• Coastal Heritage Society Receives $35,000 Donation From Norfolk Southern to Support Georgia State Railroad Museum

  News, December 18, 2025

• Historic Savannah Foundation to Kick Off 2026 Artisan Spotlight Series With Hands-On Mosaic, Embroidery and Needle Felting Workshops

  News, December 18, 2025

• Port of Savannah Named Nation’s Busiest for Cotton Shipments

  News, December 18, 2025

• Unemployment Falls Across Georgia’s Regional Commissions

  News, December 18, 2025

• Hartsfield-Jackson Airport Expecting Busiest Holiday Travel Period Since Pandemic

  News, December 18, 2025

• HomeTown Health Honors Rural Georgia Hospital Leaders in 2025 Graduation & Awards Ceremony

  News, December 18, 2025

• Dewitt Tilton Group Packs Holiday Meals for Backpacks of Love

  News, December 18, 2025

• GaDOE Releases Lists of Schools Making Significant Improvements, Along with Those Identified for Targeted Support & Improvement

  News, December 18, 2025

• Fed’s Bostic: No Rate Cuts Next Year

  News, December 18, 2025

• Report: 2026 Will Be the Best Year to Invest in Short-Term Rentals Since 2021

  News, December 18, 2025

• Survey: As AI Drives Electricity Demand, Environmental Sustainability Remains a Low Priority in Corporate AI Strategies

  News, December 18, 2025

• Deloitte Private Survey: Divestitures May Be on the Horizon as Private Companies Seek to Ensure Continuity and Fuel Growth

  News, December 18, 2025

• Zillow Zeitgeist 2025: How America Searched for Homes This Year

  News, December 18, 2025

• Christmas on Broughton Street Winner to Be Revealed in $1,000 Holiday Storefront Celebration

  News, December 17, 2025

• Thomas & Hutton Celebrates Newly Licensed Professional Engineer in Georgia

  News, December 17, 2025

• Savannah Woman Donates Hundreds of Homemade Hats to the Canady’s Coats for Kids Campaign

  News, December 17, 2025

• Godley Station Dental Earns Prestigious Best of Georgia Award for Third Consecutive Year, Placing Them Among Elite Top 10% of Businesses

  News, December 17, 2025

• 17th Annual Student Success Expo Set for January 10th at Davis-Edwards-Harris Complex!

  News, December 17, 2025

• Georgia Humanities Awards Fall 2025 Grants to 21 Organizations Statewide

  News, December 17, 2025

• Southern Company Ranked as the No. 1 Employer in the US on 2025 Military Times Best for Vets: Employers List

  News, December 17, 2025

• City of Savannah, Chatham County, SEDA, and CHSA Launch Housing United

  Features, December 17, 2025

  Today, leaders from the City of Savannah, Chatham County, the Savannah Economic Development Authority (SEDA), and the Community Housing Services Agency (CHSA) announced the official launch of Housing United, a new collaborative effort housed within CHSA and designed to accelerate and expand affordable housing across Chatham County.

• Global Payments Releases its 2026 Commerce and Payment Trends Report

  News, December 17, 2025

• Sens. Ossoff, Hyde-Smith Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Cut Taxes for Small Businesses

  News, December 17, 2025

• Georgia Cotton Commission Announces Annual Meeting in January

  News, December 17, 2025

• Civic Roundtable Launches with the Georgia Technology Authority, Continuing its Expansion Across the US

  Features, December 17, 2025

  Civic Roundtable, the government operations platform connecting public servants with the people and answers they need to achieve their mission, today announced a new partnership with the Georgia Technology Authority.

• Infinity, Inc. Earns Fifth Consecutive Best of Georgia Award

  News, December 16, 2025

• Tickets for the Savannah Book Festival’s 2026 Headliner Addresses go on Sale in January

  News, December 16, 2025

• Healthy Savannah Invites Public to Share Input on Sidewalk, Park and Trail Improvements

  News, December 16, 2025

• Andy Conn, Savannah Attorney Named as a “Legal Elite” by Georgia Trend Less Than One Year After Starting Conn Law

  News, December 16, 2025

• United Way Announces 2026 Woman of the Year Honoree Swann Seiler

  Features, December 16, 2025

  United Way of the Coastal Empire announced that the 2026 Women Who Rule event will honor community leader and United Way supporter Swann Seiler as the 2026 United Way Woman of the Year. The annual luncheon will be held Wednesday, March 4th, at the Savannah Convention Center.

• Atlanta Fed Board of Directors Announces Search for Next Bank President

  Features, December 16, 2025

  The board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta announces the initiation of its search for the Bank's next president and chief executive officer. Gregory Haile, chair of the Atlanta Fed board of directors, will chair the search committee, which will include all six of the Atlanta Fed's Class B and C directors.

• Charter Schools Commission Awards $9.3M to New Schools

  News, December 16, 2025

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