News

July 06, 2026

• Certares Expands Hotel Portfolio with Hyatt Regency Savannah Deal

• City of Savannah Hosts Second Groundbreaking, Constructs New Gym at Pennsylvania Avenue Resource Center

• City of Savannah Recognizes 250 Years of Postal Service with Mayoral Proclamation

• Liberty Regional Medical Center Honored with Silver Safety Award

• Katrien Keyaerts Joins Bouhan Falligant LLP

• Trulieve Commemorates Georgia Medical Cannabis Launch with First Sale

• TCSG Appoints Dr. Michele Shirley Interim President of North Georgia Technical College

• Charlie Harper: We Need The Spirit of ’76 In ’26

• Gov. Kemp Announces DCS Leadership Updates

• SBA Relief Still Available to Georgia Businesses, Private Nonprofits, and Residents Affected by Wildfires

• Jack Bernard: Every Small Enterprise Must have a Business Plan

• Private Sector Employment Increased by 98,000 Jobs in June; Annual Pay was Up 4.4%

• Despite Facing Significant Business Challenges, Financial Advisers are Still Optimistic about Growth Prospects

• After Years of Waiting, Buyers Are Getting Their Summer: Realtor.com June Housing Report

July 01, 2026

• Port Wentworth Begins Full Enforcement of Downtown Semi-Truck Ban on Coastal Highway

• Georgia Power Begins Work on Key Grid Enhancement Project in Cloverdale, Tremont Park Neighborhoods

• Chatham County Hospital Authority Announces $2M Grant Funding Opportunity

• Customers Say Statesboro Mobile Home Company Went Silent, Pausing Operations Mid-Contract

• Young Harris Mayor Andrea Gibby Sworn in as President of GMA

• More Than 4 Million Travelers Expected at Atlanta Airport Over July Fourth Period

• AARP Commits $194,000 to Strengthen 18 Georgia Communities

• More Than Half Of Georgia Teachers Are Now Using AI In Their Classrooms

• Wild Adventures Named Top 5 Most Affordable Theme Park in U.S.

• Charlie Harper: America, Still Beautiful After All These Year

• The Founders Were Not Visionaries. That Was Their Genius.

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