News

January 23, 2026

• Current Edge Solutions Supports Union Mission - Parker’s House: A Home for Women

• Healthy Savannah & Savannah Tree Foundation Honors Founder Dr. Otis Johnson

• Vaden Automotive Featured in The Wall Street Journal for Community Impact and Philanthropic Leadership

• Sam McCachern Named to Georgia Trend's 2026 List of 100 Most Influential Georgians

• Rotary Club of Richmond Hill Hosts Annual Fundraiser Oyster Roast

• HunterMaclean Welcomes Attorney Tinsley Griffin Hill to Litigation Practice Group

• Coastal Heritage Society Welcomes Nikki Daruwala As New Development Director

• Delta, Other Airlines Urge Travel Changes to Avoid Winter Storm Disruption

• Georgia Adds Jobs for Second Straight Month

• Southern Company Ranked No. 1 in Industry on FORTUNE's 2026 World's Most Admired Companies list

• Middle Georgia Senate Race Heads to a Runoff

• Former State Representative Pleads Guilty to Unemployment Fraud

• Georgia Lawmakers Wrestle with Removing Ballot QR Codes as Required by Law

• New Report Reveals 2026 Benefits Trends: More HDHPs, Preventive Care, and AI-Powered Savings

• Survey: CEOs Start 2026 on Edge, Citing Uncertainty as Top Threat

• Survey: Nearly Half of Businesses Fear Economic Uncertainty Will Impact Physical Security in 2026

• 76% of Americans Plan on Learning New AI Skills in 2026, Workera Report Finds

January 22, 2026

• Senior Citizens Inc. Delivers Its 7 Millionth Meal

• Great Oaks Financial Completes Capital Raise

• The Manufacturing Institute and Savannah Technical College Celebrate Landmark Heroes MAKE America Triple Cohort Graduation

• The Market at 3 West Ridge Returns to Support Savannah’s At-Risk Children.

• Leading Architecture Firm CDH Partners Achieves Accelerated 2025 Growth and Industry Recognition By PSMJ Resources, Inc.

• Big Bon Bodega Relaunches Miss Sophie’s Restaurant in Pooler

• Savannah Age Management Medicine Receives Regional Award

• SCAD Brings Art and Music to Jenkins High School

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