News

June 15, 2026

• Portman’s Music Turns 90, Carrying ‘Everything for the Musician’ Motto Into 2026

• Live Oak Public Library Appoints New Deputy Director

• Savannah Mayor to Lead Third Annual Juneteenth Walk to the River

• Savannah Alderman Leggett Appointed to Inspiritus Board of Directors

• Liberty Regional Medical Center Wound Care Professional Earns National Certification

• SCAD's New AI Insights Report Accelerates Creative Value

• Georgia's Vote-Counting Method Will Soon be Banned. Lawmakers Will Try to Find a Fix This Week

• Governor Kemp Jumps in Late, Endorsing Jones in GOP Runoff for Governor

• With Days to Go Before Runoff, Trump Picks a Side in U.S. Senate Race

• Pilgrim’s Announces $75M Investment in Ellijay to Strengthen Operations

• Gov. Kemp Announces Court of Appeals, Superior, & State Court Appointments

• Fort Valley State University Presidential Search Committee Named

• Bloomberg Tax Report Examines Growing Debate Over State Data Center Tax Incentives

• Foreclosure Filings Dip Month-Over-Month While Annual Trend Continues Upward

• Fullstory Survey: 31% of Travelers Book Earlier to Offset Rising Prices

• FidoAlert Sounds the Alarm Ahead of America's Biggest Day for Lost Pets

June 12, 2026

• Chapco Design Build Constructs Clubhouse at Wren’s Hollow

• Historic Savannah Foundation to Host Community-Focused Summer Literacy Programs at the Davenport House Museum

• HMGMA and Kia America Celebrate Production of Kia Sportage Hybrid

• SCCPSS Postpones Millage Rate Hearings Pending Tax Digest Data

• Sen. Ossoff Pushing Army Corps to Support Tybee Island Beach Renourishment Project

• Second Public Feedback Session for Highlands Community Park Announced

• Georgia Foster Children to Receive "Fostering the Future Accounts"

• Georgia DOT and GEICO Partner on CHAMP, HERO Programs

• Two Wealthy Republicans, One Runoff: How Georgia Gubernatorial Candidates Compare

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