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• Georgia Firm Faces FTC Fine for Reselling Tickets to Megan Moroney, Metallica

  News, August 04, 2026

• Dr. Jennie Welch Named Director of UGA J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development

  News, August 04, 2026

• A New Holiday Tradition Begins at Callaway Resort & Gardens with Run Callaway Race Weekend

  News, August 04, 2026

• 75% of Small Business Owners Tapped Personal Credit for Business Expenses, Bluevine Study Finds

  News, August 04, 2026

• EY Survey: C-Suites Pivot from AI Adoption to Unlocking Value as Escalating Token Costs Trigger Fiscal Scrutiny

  News, August 04, 2026

• Americans Are Choosing Land Over Traditional Real Estate

  News, August 04, 2026

• International Paper Savannah Mill Site Listed For Sale

  News, August 03, 2026

• Rep. Carl Gilliard Honored for 43 Years of Public Service

  News, August 03, 2026

• Reactivation of School Zone Speed Cameras in the City of Savannah Coming

  News, August 03, 2026

• Ribbon Cutting Unveils Newly Renovated Jacob G. Smith Elementary

  News, August 03, 2026

• Hinesville Walmart Neighborhood Market Reopens After Rapid Four-Week Remodel

  News, August 03, 2026

• Four New Public Charter Schools Approved

  News, August 03, 2026

• Core Spaces to Build 1,600 Student Beds in Georgia

  News, August 03, 2026

• Raffensperger: Georgia is the Gold Standard for Election Administration

  News, August 03, 2026

• Officials Celebrate the Future of Energy Production at Plant Bowen

  News, August 03, 2026

• Governor Kemp Announces Superior & State Court Appointments

  News, August 03, 2026

• UPS Makes Shipping Easier than Ever with New Digital Tools for SMB Customers

  Features, August 03, 2026

  UPS is putting more power directly into the hands of SMB customers with a series of shipping enhancements, including new pickup management tools, faster label creation and expanded mobile capabilities.

• GaDOE’s Dr. Stephanie Johnson Named Superintendent of Rockdale County Public Schools

  News, August 03, 2026

• New Report: Small Businesses Lean Into Growth and AI

  News, August 03, 2026

• Homes Now Sell Below List Price in 41 of 50 Major U.S. Metros

  News, August 03, 2026

• IT Sector Accounts for Nearly One Third of U.S. Securities Litigation Risk

  News, August 03, 2026

• Semper Consulting Expands into Savannah, Marking the Next Chapter of Company Growth

  Features, July 31, 2026

  Semper Consulting, a sales consulting firm headquartered in Longwood, Florida, has announced the expansion of its operations into Savannah, marking another milestone in the company's continued growth. The new office will be led by Alyra Tiemkongkarn.

• United Way of the Costal Empire to Launch 2027 Community Fund Campaign Sept. 10th

  News, July 31, 2026

• Susan Gardner Promoted to CIO at Georgia Ports

  News, July 31, 2026

• Visit Savannah Showcases Destination at Girl Scout Convention

  News, July 31, 2026

• Georgia Chamber Foundation Releases Latest Tariff Briefing on New Global Tariffs & Canadian Trade Measures

  News, July 31, 2026

• Delta Adds Sports Prediction Offering to In-Flight Entertainment

  News, July 31, 2026

• This Georgia School District is One of the Fastest Growing in the Country

  News, July 31, 2026

• Girl Scouts Celebrate New Georgia Specialty License Plate

  News, July 31, 2026

• Southern Company Reports $2.5B Earnings so far in 2026, up 14%

  News, July 31, 2026

• New Study Finds 58% of Americans Feel Overwhelmed by Health Optimization & Tracking Trends

  News, July 31, 2026

• 64% of Americans Would Switch Mobile and Broadband Providers for Better Cyber Security

  News, July 31, 2026

• 1 in 5 Small Businesses Will Hit a Cash Crunch in the Next 90 Days

  News, July 31, 2026

• Erin Hendricks with the City of Hinesville, Summer Youth Enhancement Program

  Video, July 30, 2026

  Youth Services Coordinator for the City of Hinesville Erin Hendricks discusses the Summer Youth Enhancement Program and how it impacts the region.

• Guerry Lumber Prepares For 100th Anniversary Year With Commitment To Support 100 Local Children Through P.A.C.K. Savannah

  News, July 30, 2026

• Applications Open Aug. 3 for City of Savannah Junior Cultural Affairs Commission Program

  News, July 30, 2026

• Helping Families Raise Confident Readers

  News, July 30, 2026

• Historic Savannah Foundation to Host “More Than a Historic District: The Enduring Relevance of the Savannah Plan”

  Features, July 30, 2026

  Savannah College of Art and Design Architectural History Chair Emeritus Dr. Robin B. Williams and Architectural History Professor Emeritus Dr. David W. Gobel will deliver an informative, engaging Historic Savannah Foundation Lecture titled “More than a Historic District: The Enduring Relevance of the Savannah Plan” on August 27th

• This Georgia Woman Made Forbes’ Self-Made 250. Here’s How She Did It.

  News, July 30, 2026

• Wellstar Health System to Lay Off Hundreds Across Georgia

  News, July 30, 2026

• Georgia Chamber Launches OneDigital HR Services to Help Employers Strengthen Workforce

  Features, July 30, 2026

  The Georgia Chamber of Commerce today announced the launch of OneDigital HR Services, a new member resource designed to help Georgia employers navigate today's increasingly complex workforce landscape through comprehensive human resources consulting and strategic support.

• Georgia Power Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

  News, July 30, 2026

• Two-Thirds of U.S. Employers Plan to Increase Hiring in Second Half of 2026

  News, July 30, 2026

• IBM Study: One in Four Malicious Breaches are AI-Enabled, Costing Companies $6M on Average

  News, July 30, 2026

• Americans Nearing Retirement Fear Running Out of Time More Than Money

  News, July 30, 2026

• Thomas & Hutton Earns National APWA Project of the Year for North Bryan County Water Reclamation Facility

  News, July 29, 2026

• Port Wentworth Set to Make History as Anchor Park's VyStar Pavilion Hosts Its First Concert

  News, July 29, 2026

• Visit Savannah Hosts Chicago Meeting Planners at Sold-Out Savannah Bananas Game

  News, July 29, 2026

• CAT Announces Student Pass Information for the 2026-2027 School Year

  News, July 29, 2026

• Liberty Regional Medical Center Honors Employees for Outstanding Service and Commitment

  News, July 29, 2026

• RISE Job Palooza Returns to Enmarket Arena September 2nd

  Features, July 29, 2026

  The regional hiring event connects businesses with job seekers pursuing new career opportunities. Employers in manufacturing, distribution, logistics and assembly will receive priority consideration, although companies from all industries are encouraged to apply.

• Pivoting from Amazon Business, UPS Looks to Other Areas for Growth

  News, July 29, 2026

• Governor Kemp Announces 44 Appointments to Boards, Authorities, & Commissions

  Features, July 29, 2026

  Governor Brian Kemp yesterday announced 44 appointments and reappointments to various state boards, authorities, and commissions across Georgia.

• George Israel, Former Macon Mayor and Georgia Chamber Leader, Dies at 78

  News, July 29, 2026

• UGA School of Medicine Welcomes Inaugural Class

  News, July 29, 2026

• GDOT Announces Bridge Strike Awareness Campaign: ‘Check Your Height, Know It’s Right’

  News, July 29, 2026

• Port of Savannah Volumes Up 18% in June

  News, July 29, 2026

• Agriculture Secretary Urges Americans to Buy U.S.-Grown Produce Amid Cyclospora Outbreak

  News, July 29, 2026

• US Consumer Confidence Edged Down in July

  News, July 29, 2026

• Anxious but Opportunistic, Investors Aren't Waiting Out Uncertainty

  News, July 29, 2026

• KBB: As Buyers Gravitate Toward More Affordable Segments, Industry-Wide Vehicle Prices Hold Steady in June

  News, July 29, 2026

• Bryan County Chamber of Commerce to Host 2026 State of the Community Event

  News, July 28, 2026

• Chatham County School Zone Speed Cameras Won’t Restart on First Day of School

  News, July 28, 2026

• Visit Savannah Showcases Destination to 25 Meeting Planners

  News, July 28, 2026

• Emily McCarthy Announces The Joy Club Podcast

  News, July 28, 2026

• Home Buyers of Savannah to Host Meet and Greet at Service Brewing

  News, July 28, 2026

• Georgia DOT Names Hiral Patel and Tim Matthews to New Leadership Roles

  News, July 28, 2026

• The Institute for Georgia Environmental Leadership Announces Key Milestones

  News, July 28, 2026

• Georgia Power Cuts Ribbon on New Moody Battery Energy Storage Facility Paired with Solar

  News, July 28, 2026

• Unemployment Rates Rise Across All of Georgia’s Regional Commissions in June

  News, July 28, 2026

• KPMG Study Reveals How Well Employees Work with AI

  News, July 28, 2026

• Retail & Ecommerce Companies Face More Than $5 in Costs for Every $1 Lost to Fraud

  News, July 28, 2026

• New Research Reveals the $9M Hidden Cost of the Hybrid Workplace

  News, July 28, 2026

• Ronald McDonald House Coastal Empire Named Charity Partner for First Time at Sips on Stiles Event

  News, July 27, 2026

• Chatham County Realtors Say Delayed Tax Bill Notices and Inflated Assessments Could Cost Homeowners Thousands

  News, July 27, 2026

• Metro Hinesville Reports 4.0% Unemployment Rate for June

  News, July 27, 2026

• Elevate Savannah Encourages Final Applicants for Executive Director Opportunity

  News, July 27, 2026

• Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society Announces July Family Support Meeting

  News, July 27, 2026

• There are Gaps in Food Access in Georgia, but not Where You’d Expect

  News, July 27, 2026

• Savannah Students Complete Summer 500 Work Experiences

  Features, July 27, 2026

  Local high school students recently celebrated the completion of their Summer 500 experience, marking the end of several weeks spent gaining hands-on skills in workplaces across Savannah.

• Chick-fil-A is Testing a Spicy Version of This Fan-Favorite Menu Item

  News, July 27, 2026

• $1,000 Car Payments are Increasingly Common, Especially in Georgia

  News, July 27, 2026

• Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper Calls for Stronger Protections for Georgia’s Specialty Crop Producers

  News, July 27, 2026

• Financial Wellbeing of Employees at U.S. Companies Hits Four-Year High, Even as Cost-of-Living Pressures Persist

  News, July 27, 2026

• AI Is Making Software Easier to Find and Harder to Buy, According to New G2 Research

  News, July 27, 2026

• TTW Releases the Top 50 Beach Travel Destinations in the World for 2026

  News, July 27, 2026

• Senior Citizens Inc. Announces New Board Leadership & Welcomes Five New Members

  News, July 24, 2026

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• Metro Savannah Labor Force Reaches All-Time High as Unemployment Rate Rises to 3.1% in June

  News, July 24, 2026

• RISE’s NEW Job Board Connects Regional Employers with Emerging Talent

  News, July 24, 2026

• Rebekah Faulk Lingenfelser Launches Hospitality & PR Consulting Venture

  News, July 24, 2026

• The SESOLINC Grp, Inc. Earns Eighth U.S. Patent for New Building Technology

  News, July 24, 2026

• City of Savannah ONSE Program Graduates to Receive Donated Laptops from Comcast

  News, July 24, 2026

• Georgia Power CEO Shares Energy Outlook with Chamber Industry Council

  Features, July 24, 2026

  More than 80 business and community leaders attended this week's Chamber Industry Council meeting, in partnership with RISE Savannah, to hear directly from Georgia Power President and CEO Kim Greene on the state’s energy outlook.

• The World Came to Atlanta. Atlanta Showed Up.

  News, July 24, 2026

• 2026 Joint and Senate Study Committee Appointments Announced

  News, July 24, 2026

• New AARP Georgia Poll: Older Voters Poised to Decide Tight Governor, Senate Races

  News, July 24, 2026

• Georgia's Boating Industry Creates New Opportunities for Marine Service Entrepreneurs

  News, July 24, 2026

• Gov. Kemp Announces Superior Court and District Attorney Appointments

  News, July 24, 2026

• Climbing Gas Prices Put Pressure on Georgia Moving Companies

  News, July 24, 2026

• Georgia DOT Awards Nearly $3.2B for Fiscal Year 2026, Includes $74.3M in Construction Contracts in June

  Features, July 24, 2026

  At the monthly State Transportation Board meeting held in June, the last month of FY 2026, 20 projects were awarded for statewide projects valued at approximately $74.3 million.

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