March 2026 News

March 31, 2026

• HunterMaclean’s Allan Galis: Georgia’s Economy Is Booming. These 5 Contract Clauses Could Save Your Business.

• Red Shoes Run to Support Ronald McDonald House

• SCDPS: Annual Roadway Fatalities Are at Lowest in More Than a Decade

• The Eichholz Law Firm Now Accepting Applications for 2026 Scholarship for High School Seniors

• Optim Health System Honor Daisy and Bee Award Recipients Across the System

• U.S. Soccer Gets a $228M National Home of its Own in Georgia

• Gas Prices Dropping at Georgia Pumps

• Some Georgians May Soon Get a Check After Unclaimed Property Bill Passes

• Charlie Harper: Two Architects Of Georgia’s Republican Agenda Retiring From House

• Drawdown Georgia Launches Climate Outlook Maps To Help Communities Plan for the Future

• ‘Rio’s Law’ Passes to Help Police Confrontations with Georgians with Autism

• Stability Over Salary: 67% of New Graduates Would Take Lower Pay for Security

• More Companies Missing Revenue Targets Amid AI & Geopolitical Volatility

• Survey: U.S. Roads Feel Less Predictable as Driving Behavior Worsens

• 70+% of Gen Z & Millennials Say Survival Spending Is the Norm & Wealth Is Out of Reach

March 30, 2026

• Executive Women’s Day at Club Car Championship

• St. Joseph's/Candler Presents 33rd Annual McAuley Award

• Regions Bank Names Brian Jackson as Savannah Market Executive

• Georgia Southern Botanic Garden Cultivates Early Professionals Through New Program

• Mazda Test Drive Funds Richmond Hill High School

• Coastal Children’s Advocacy Center to Tie Blue Ribbons in Forsyth Park for National Child Abuse Prevention Month

• Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society Announces 2026 Night of Champions & Hiring Expo

• Georgia Farmers to Face Costly Season, but Jones Act Waiver Could Offer Some Temporary Relief

• GOP Measure to Cap Out-Of-State Campaign Donations Advancing Through Georgia House

• AGCO Honors America's Farmers at the "Great American Agriculture Celebration" in Washington, D.C.